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@spectre1989 I've had another look at this and I was able to get lgpio working on a raspberry pi 4. However, it required the use of Spidev instead of gpiozero...

I'm not one of the maintainers of this project, but: 2. font choice shouldn't matter hugely. Font size, on the other hand, definitely does. Smaller font size = fewer pixels...

@javierdepascual Ah, good point on the font. I didn't think about font thinness/thickness. Yeah, it makes sense that a thinner font would perform better. The screen you're using is 1872×1404,...

@javierdepascual It depends on when I stop finding things to try to improve lol. At the moment I'm part way through implementing two more changes. The first will improve the...

I've done a bit more work on my fork on that branch. I haven't figured out rotation yet, so --portrait is required for the time being. I did do some...

@javierdepascual Based on the error message, are you perhaps passing in a string as the number of rows when running papertty? eg. passing in --rows "50" instead of --rows 50?...

Thanks @javierdepascual it looks like the problem is that manually specifying the rows/columns (as opposed to using --autofit) automatically changes the type from string to int. Papertty then casts it...

Thanks for the feedback @javierdepascual Based on the video I'm not sure how much can be done to improve the speed in that particular scenario. There are two main issues...

@javierdepascual Turning a page would certainly be faster. Firstly because it's faster to draw a blank page than it is to draw a page of text shifted up a few...

I've made a few more changes. The first two are 1bpp mode and A2 refresh support. They've been submitted as a PR. The single-line-refresh branch has been rebased on that...