unicode situation mildly improved
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@ -16,11 +16,8 @@ on LCD displays is not recommended. (that said, it does KINDA work for testing)
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* foreground & background colors for each cell
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* blinking text
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* vt1xx-like terminal, use cr100 terminal entry for best compatibility
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* Doesn't support UTF-8 which sadly a lot of Linux expects now
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* there's partially implemented UTF-8 support; why not finish it &
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make it a setting
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* line drawing characters don't work; maybe see the above point about UTF-8?
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* Using tput smacs DOES work, but I guess modern programs do not work this way
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* Extremely minimal UTF-8 support, enabled when the port is USB
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* Supports the "VT100 graphics characters" at their corresponding code points
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## Building
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@ -47,7 +44,7 @@ Final pinout plan (RP2040 GPIO numbering):
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## DAC resistors
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On the test monitor 440Ω & 660Ω resistances give good luminance levels though the top voltage ends up slightly out of spec at around 750mV.
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On the test monitor 510Ω & 680Ω resistances give good luminance levels and are close to the VGA voltage spec.
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## Inspiration; Software & Hardware I Studied
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