Ah, thanks for that. > Basically, disregard everything you’ve learned about KMS from the world of Raspberry Pi. It’s only relevant to the quirkiness of the Ras

Ah, thanks for that. > Basically, disregard everything you’ve learned about KMS from the world of Raspberry Pi. It’s only relevant to the quirkiness of the Raspberry Pi’s half-closed ecosystem. It's funny, I just posted a comment about being afraid to dig into KMS code for fear a wizard would show up and tell me I'm looking in a wrong or irrelevant place. Luckily, your comment preempts that process. And also luckily, I've only thrown flags at Chromium provided by other wizards so far. So my ignorance about KMS remains pure. :) > The non-fake driver has been all sorts of problematic but it’s getting better. So... are there like two different teams, one Pi-specific 'f', one general 'not f', racing to see whose module will become stable first? Do both teams stream on Twitch? If not they should.