Philip Howard

For the black/white swap you could run a pass after setting your image to swap Black and White in Inky's buffer, like so: ```python black = display.buf == display.BLACK white...

That’s the library attempting to convert a RGB image into a paletted one for display- the grain you’re seeing is dithering which looks terrible if it’s trying to approximate a...

I can see what you're trying to achieve. But this, as far as I understand this may have other unintended side-effects to performance which may be an extremely bold choice...

I'm leaving this unmerged and marked as notice so that others running into this issue can decide if they want to use this fix.

Good points. I don't disagree. However, time is my enemy!

These nightmarish scripts are a very lightly maintained legacy holdover that I've been slowly supplanting with an `install.sh` in each individual repo. If you peer under the hood you'll understand...

> Would also be happy to be told that I’m using the wrong OS on my RPI, although it was a fresh install of Raspbian. This- at least- should now...

We should probably whip up an example with this approach, or perhaps build it in. I'm conflicted! I was deliberately trying to make Inky image-library-agnostic, but that does make it...

I'll raise this with production, I think the EEPROM data was prepared before we had the pleasant surprise of discovering the display was higher resolution... yep suddenly finding out your...

What OS/revision are you using? I'm seeing this on Raspberry Pi OS 64bit on a Pi 4. The low, mid and high frequencies are all reading as zero, which causes...