Add BSP for Pimoroni Pico Display Pack 2.8" #83
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Pimoroni recently released a new version of their Pico Display Pack with a 2.8" screen:
https://shop.pimoroni.com/products/pico-display-pack-2-8
I really wanted to use it with Rust for some reason... 🙂 While schematics are not released yet, I found some information on their forum. Forum post:
https://forums.pimoroni.com/t/pico-display-pack-2-8-info/25273
Unsure if the code will work with their earlier models, so I have specified the full name (including the 2.8" in readmes).
Probably room for improvements. Focused on making the example dead-simple, so it can probably be rewritten in a prettier way. I think keeping it like this is works as a teaching example on the inner workings 🙂
In action (before change of orientation to landscape, see below):
EDIT:
Changed the orientation to landscape to fit the button layout better. Don't remember why I decided on portrait to begin with 🙀