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Originally Posted by AlbanRampon

" We also took issue with the TB16’s need for software support. The dock leans heavily on Dell’s drivers and software to handle its myriad outputs, [...] "

Sorry, but apart from some MS Windows audio/USB/Ethernet drivers, Dell does not offer any drivers for the TB16, see: http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/...k-tb16/drivers

Originally Posted by AlbanRampon

"Your system needs a separate (read: expensive) chip to handle the ultra-fast connector, and Intel hasn't made the specification available to other companies."

No longer correct, see: https://www.techradar.com/news/intel...o-every-laptop

Originally Posted by AlbanRampon

VESA has added compression to DisplayPort. They call it Display Stream Compression (DSC).

DSC does not introduce framerate issues or mouse cursor lag though. Besides:

Originally Posted by AlbanRampon

VESA has added compression to DisplayPort. They call it Display Stream Compression (DSC).

They have added it to DisplayPort 1.4: https://www.vesa.org/news/vesa-updat...splay-content/

But Thunderbolt 3 uses DisplayPort 1.2: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB-C#...specifications

Also, just because DP 1.4 supports DSC, it does not have to mean it's automatically enabled all the time.

Originally Posted by AlbanRampon

There are many mores available if you do look.

It's not necessary to look anywhere to realize that USB-C with DisplayPort Alternate Mode combined with USB Power Delivery (which is what is also being used by Thunderbolt 3) provides a superior docking solution compared to what DisplayLink products offer.

But you could partially change this by fixing:

https://github.com/DisplayLink/evdi/issues/25

Will you?