Display an image on frame buffer on Raspberry Pi on FreeBSD?

[Spartrekus]

Hello,

Would you know an application or C code that does display an image on frame buffer on Raspberry Pi on FreeBSD?
(FreeBSD 13.0)

I tried w3m but it does not show a png.
In the source, it is given fbio.h and /dev/ttyv0 (instead of fb0).

Bestr regards,
Sp.

 

[acheron]

There are some examples code in misc/raspberrypi-userland

 

[Spartrekus]

There are some examples code in misc/raspberrypi-userland

for framebuffer using fbio on the raspiberry ?

 

[acheron]

Using egl.

 

[Spartrekus]

opengl?

$ pkg search egl
egl-0.3.1_8 Enhanced OpenGL-only Quake II engine
freeglut-3.0.0_2 open source implementation of the GLUT library
gegl-0.4.12_3 Graph based image processing framework
pipeglade-4.7.0 Graphical user interface driven by pipes or fifos
spegla-1.1p5 Mirror program for FTP sites (written in C)

 

[acheron]

Embedded-System Graphics Library.
You can find some examples here: https://github.com/gonzoua/userland/tree/master/host_applications/linux/apps/hello_pi

 

[Spartrekus]

Embedded-System Graphics Library.
You can find some examples here: https://github.com/gonzoua/userland/tree/master/host_applications/linux/apps/hello_pi

seems a linux thing: https://github.com/gonzoua/userland/tree/master/host_applications/linux

 

[acheron]

Nope, it works on FreeBSD.

 

[Spartrekus]

Nope, it works on FreeBSD.

Did you try or manage to ? Sounds good if yes, i.e. managed.

It would be great if at least one person managed to teach us

thank you

 

[acheron]

I used to be the maintainer of the port, omxplayer and kodi uses it to play video. I suppose it can also display image.

 

[Spartrekus]

I used to be the maintainer of the port, omxplayer and kodi uses it to play video. I suppose it can also display image.

wow

I didnt know that kodi was working on freebsd and on framebuffer.

on retropie there are lot of work done running on framebuffer. even quake 3 that runs so fast.
kodi runs on it pretty well as well.
if you use on it x11 then it is terribly slow better to use framebuffer.

vgl works but on x11 only.

 

[SirDice]

I didn't know that Kodi was working on FreeBSD

Port was renamed from XBMC to Kodi in 2015. The old XBMC port was added in 2010. So it's been around for almost 10 years.

multimedia/kodi

 

[Spartrekus]

I used to be the maintainer of the port, omxplayer and kodi uses it to play video. I suppose it can also display image.

Dear Acheron,

Could you maybe port FBI to FreeBSD, if you would like?
framebuffer image: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/man1/fbi.1.html

thank you