As I was looking on the Suburban Railway I noticed that was using Linux: That made me think can I...
As I was looking on the Suburban Railway I noticed that was using Linux:
That made me think can I draw graphics or display anythink in Linux without the use of any sort of display manager/window manager such as wayland or XOrg.
And I found out that yes I can. After a bit of googling I found out that upon linux there are files named as /dev/fb0,/dev/fb1... each file is a mapping to the ram that contains what should be displayed upon the screen.
Via providing the command:
ls -l /dev/fb*
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