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- 1Synaptics Accused of Blocking Open-Source DisplayLink Driver●Synaptics Appears to Use Legal Threats to Block Open-Source DisplayLink Driver
Chipmaker Synaptics is accused of using legal threats to stop development of an open-source driver for its DisplayLink display technology, according to a report by Phoronix. The claim centers on the Vino driver project, which aimed to support DisplayLink docks and adapters on Linux. The story is drawing strong reaction from the open-source community, with criticism of the company's approach to Linux support.
- 2Synaptics accused of blocking open-source DisplayLink driver▼Synaptics Appears To Use Legal Threats To Block Open-Source DisplayLink Driver
A report by Phoronix claims Synaptics is using legal threats to block development of an open-source driver for its DisplayLink display technology. The driver, maintained by the community, allows Linux users to run USB-based displays without the official proprietary software. The report has drawn attention in open-source communities, where legal pressure on volunteer driver projects is a recurring concern.
- 3Kensington SD5900T Thunderbolt 4 Dock Reviewed▼Gadget Review: Kensington SD5900T Thunderbolt 4/DisplayLink Dock
A new review of the Kensington SD5900T Thunderbolt 4/DisplayLink dock has been published, assessing its performance as a laptop docking station that combines Thunderbolt 4 connectivity with DisplayLink video output for multi-monitor setups. The review covers the dock's build, ports and everyday usability for desk-based users, adding to the steady stream of gear evaluations aimed at remote and hybrid workers upgrading their workstations.