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For a Raspberry Pi 4B, the USB-C port does not support displays, only power and USB 2.0 data. The other pins are not connected to anything. Without extra hardw

For a Raspberry Pi 4B, the USB-C port does not support displays, only power and USB 2.0 data. The other pins are not connected to anything. Without extra hardware, you can only connect displays to the two microHDMI ports.

rsync 6y ago
There are, however, the two USB3 ports which you'd think could be used to drive displays ... I believe they cannot be, however.
- ddalex 6y ago
  Only DisplayLink... but I've tried to compile the DisplayLink drivers for Pi4 for my adapter and failed miserably.