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Re: [radeonhd] RandR connector names [Poll/Discussion]
- From: "Rafał Miłecki" <zajec5@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 15 Oct 2008 13:17:05 +0200
- Message-id: <b170af450810150417r6149f394w51d596939e2446ca@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
2008/10/15 Matthias Hopf <mhopf@xxxxxxx>:
I don't really see point of using "analog" and "digital" suffixes. OK, there is:
seen such a solution in practice, did anyone? If this may be needed in
future for development, maybe make this splitting as an option?
Moreover I also don't see point of using -I and -D suffixes for DVI.
OK, I know there is some difference, but really... don't think end
user cares about it. If someone needs to know what kind of output in
on GPU - instruction is for that. Plus maybe we can also put info to
Xorg.0.log.
Last confusing thing in my opinion is using DVI-D for HDMI output.
Maybe it has the same pins as DVI, maybe every driver calls it DVI...
but it's just confusing. In every GPU/notebook documentation with HDMI
otuput you will see "HDMI" not "DVI". So that makes little mess. I
think it would be nice to create HDMI_n names.
Thanks for asking us :) That's great you listen opinions from simple
end-users :)
And everybody: comment my ideas as well, please :)
--
Rafał Miłecki
So please post your conclusion, especially if you can back it up with
experience or configurations that would work well in one of the
scenarios, but not in the other.
I don't really see point of using "analog" and "digital" suffixes. OK, there is:
you can (theoretically) drive both the analog and digital lines on abut I belive this is strictly theoretical situation only. I've never
DVI port, even with different signals
seen such a solution in practice, did anyone? If this may be needed in
future for development, maybe make this splitting as an option?
Moreover I also don't see point of using -I and -D suffixes for DVI.
OK, I know there is some difference, but really... don't think end
user cares about it. If someone needs to know what kind of output in
on GPU - instruction is for that. Plus maybe we can also put info to
Xorg.0.log.
Last confusing thing in my opinion is using DVI-D for HDMI output.
Maybe it has the same pins as DVI, maybe every driver calls it DVI...
but it's just confusing. In every GPU/notebook documentation with HDMI
otuput you will see "HDMI" not "DVI". So that makes little mess. I
think it would be nice to create HDMI_n names.
Thanks for asking us :) That's great you listen opinions from simple
end-users :)
And everybody: comment my ideas as well, please :)
--
Rafał Miłecki
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