Inverted position shifting idle logo #1484
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Back on white background start-up logo. Inverted idle logo with random positioning.
DISPLAY_IDLE_LOGO true as burn-in screens saver, especially fo the constant heading and line
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Additional "onstate" and "brightness" setting and regular display state reporting Docs - separate Displays section
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• Displays the start-up logo as black on white background
• Displays the idle logo white on black background with shifting position to somewhat counteract screen burn-in
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define DISPLAY_IDLE_LOGO truefor the above reason, with all relevant environments still having commented out; '-DDISPLAY_IDLE_LOGO=false'• Display brightness added, with default to 50% and settable at runtime
• Display onstate added to turn display off and on during runtime
• Separate Use - Display section in the Docs
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