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The 2.0\" display has 320x240 color pixels. Unlike the low cost \"Nokia 6110\" and similar LCD displays, which are CSTN type and thus have poor color and slow refresh, this display is a true TFT! Not only that, but its an IPS display for vivid color and high-angle visibility. The TFT driver (ST7789) can display full 18-bit color (262,144 shades), but almost all drivers will use just 16-bit color. The TFT will always come with the same driver chip so there's no worries that your code will not work from one to the other.
Next we'll set the baud rate from the default 24 MHz so that it works on a variety of displays. The exception to this is the SSD1351 driver, which will automatically limit it to 16MHz even if you pass 24MHz. We'll set up out SPI bus and then initialize the display.
The 1.5.0.001 (or 1.5.0.1) update, also known as the \"Draedon Update\", added The Codebreaker and a boss battle with the Exo Mechs featuring Draedon. It also added Malice Mode along with several other game mechanics, and numerous items ranging from weapons to vanity items. The update additionally reworked many mechanics such as the Rage Meter, changed core-vanilla Terraria mechanics such as Goblin Tinkerer's reforge system and movement speed bonuses, and resprited a plethora of textures including a complete visual overhaul of Supreme Calamitas and the mod icon.
Using your mouse, click on the Wi-Fi connection icon at the bar at the top right of the screen. Look for your Wi-Fi network name (also known as an SSID) and click on it. If you have a password, a dialog will appear asking for the pre-shared keyThis is just a fancy way of saying password and is borrowed from the Wi-Fi security standards. Pre-shared just means the password was given to you before you attempted to connect.. Enter your password here and click OK.
You can find it by hovering over the Wi-Fi icon. It will look something like 192.168.0.0 or 10.0.0.0 and prefixed with wlan0Linux uses acronyms like wlan0 as names for network devices connected to your computer. In this case, the wlan part stands for Wireless Local Area Network and the 0 means it's the first device Linux identified. In this case, we want the IP address assigned to the wlan0 device, which is why we looked for it in the tooltip. 153554b96e