Richard Hull

Viewport as defined in wikipedia is correct, of course. In luma.core, if you treat `viewport` as a class then, in the conventional sense, yes i think it is mixing the...

No no, it's good that you're picking stuff up like this. If we can make the documentation and the code clearer as a result, then it's better for everyone who...

_-in progress-_ Have started making changes to the examples to support this

Have a look at https://luma-core.readthedocs.io/en/latest/render.html#luma.core.render.canvas - you'll notice that it takes an optional background image as one of its arguments. Construct a pillow image from a PNG, pass that in...

@iv-med if you want to just display images, there is no need to use the canvas, just call `device.display(image)` .. the canvas is only there for drawing on.

erg ... must've missed this issue - don't recall seeing it before :-s Anyway, to support this properly I think we probably need to have a transform (much like the...

Not really sure about how I feel about this, more out of ignorance than anything else, but some initial thoughts/questions are: * if someone sponsors a new feature (for example)...

What or how would you make use of `get_supported_modes()`? I think in principle, yes we could readily add that to every device class (possibly as a class method?) but I’m...

huh, interesting project ! It looks as though the project was written for python2, and you are invoking it with the python3 runtime. ```python print "Unable to access %s, try...

I'll have a go at a clean-room re-implementation of what is in that repo, directly in luma.examples