Philip Howard

> is there any similar hack at hand for the UC8159 chip? Nope. There is no partial update support, nor even support for custom LUTs.

We'd have to have both a `brightness` and a `set_brightness` to avoid breaking changes to old code, but I don't disagree. `set_` is clearer about intent.

You're right- this is very overdue a release... just a few changes since 0.0.4 - https://github.com/pimoroni/unicorn-hat-hd/compare/v0.0.4...master

I don't actually know- although it's easy enough to bitbang SPI on any pins, making the modes supported by the hardware somewhat academic.

If you have the Inky library installed you can dump the ID eeprom with: `python3 -m inky.eeprom` which might help. The display variant is the best way to tell boards...

I suggested a patch here that might work, but I've got no time/space to set up the whole pwngotchi stack and test it yet - https://github.com/evilsocket/pwnagotchi/issues/980 A little creative modification...

I've pushed up to a fork, which you can grab in zip form from here: https://github.com/Gadgetoid/pwnagotchi/archive/refs/heads/patch-inky-ssd1608.zip and substitute in the pwnagotchi step-by-step install instructions or- perhaps?- install over your existing...

No worries! I should have been more proactive about getting a fix worked out for this- but... *gestures vaguely at current situation* Made the first steps to fix this in...

This is a good idea- thank you!

That's odd- I can't see anything in `update_sensor` ( in the `ltr559` library ) that should ever throw a tuple index error. What do you see if you run: ```...