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Full screen support for Hyperpixel 4 displays? #119
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How big is the display? |
It’s 4”, 800x480. |
Do you have any suggestions for what other information you would like to see that would fill up the screen? Or would you like the existing information spread out more, to fill up the screen? |
Could you run these commands to determine the character width of the screen? tput cols From a guess, it appears to be about 20 characters wider than MEGA, and 5 rows longer. So somewhere close to 100x31 in terms of characters (not pixels). My first thoughts on that extra space would be to remove the top client and top ad section, and move the Pi-holed percentage and count over to the left. Then use that extra space on the right to have a top 10 ads and top 10 client list, or something along those lines if possible. So 10 rows of ads on top of 10 rows of clients, with a header for each, and a space between, so that would take up 23 rows of the black space on the right... Anyway, top x number lists is what comes to mind to fill that space. |
I am not home right now but as soon as I am I can run those utils for sure. As for the other question, I guess primarily just making the information bigger to fit the screen better would be the primary idea. |
Right on, you might look into just increasing the text size of the console font. If you just want the current data to fill in the screen more, maybe a larger font would be the way to go? https://www.raspberrypi-spy.co.uk/2014/04/how-to-change-the-command-line-font-size |
btw, the results for the commands are: tput cols: 131 |
I also have this screen and I'd also like PADD to fill the screen. My google-foo hasn't helped. Someone must have solved this somewhere. Edit: I've discovered that if you run "sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-setup" and choose these options: UTF-8 > Guess optimal character set > Let the system select a suitable font > 8x18 This fills the screen to the bottom but there is still unused space to the right. I thing editing of padd.sh needs to be done to fill that space and that's beyond my capabilities. |
Looking forward to the Pull Request to contribute back that code to the main project. |
That's awesome! Any ability to choose the "PADD" logo as well? I'm partial to the rainbow puke version lmao |
@cmdshft And if you want I can send you the code to test it, because I'm testing it on some different screens, all 800x480px and it works fine but, since it grabs hardware infos, I would test also on different devices than RPi 4 If you want write me an email at giuliomagnifico@gmail.com and I'll send you the code to test it as an "alpha release". |
Last interation of the script, now it shows also the CPU current speed VS the max speed. I don't know if its better to have:
It's an aesthetic question only I think :-) If anyone is interested in beta testing just write me at giuliomagnifico@gmail.com and I'll send the modified padd.sh file. Thanks! |
You can set up your own repository then and provide the support and files with your fork of the project. |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When displaying PADD on a Hyperpixel 4 display, there is extra space around PADD data that is not utilized. See attached photo.
Describe the solution you'd like
Would like to have the entire Hyperpixel 4 display used to display information. Purely an aesthetic concern.
Additional context
![IMG_8269](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/8571823/91692895-2b936f80-eb38-11ea-980b-b5e3751308de.JPG)
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