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display_driver lives in lib/ since #129, so the page that explains it belongs beside it. Links are repo-relative now; the async example uses boarddev.env_set (portable, where os.environ is CPython-only); the lv_test_timer paragraph matches what that example does today. Linked from the docs index, architecture.md and newcomers.md.
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display_driver lives in PyDevices/pydevices' lib/ since #25, so the page that explains it moves there too (PyDevices/pydevices#132). Both README links point at its new home.
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"Using LVGL with PyDevices" moves here from lvgl-bindings as
docs/lvgl.md.display_driverhas lived in this repo'slib/since #129, so the page that explains it belongs beside it. It's listed under Core packages in the docs index, andarchitecture.mdandnewcomers.mdnow link to it instead of lvgl-bindings.The content is lvgl-bindings' page as of its display_driver-move PR (PyDevices/lvgl-bindings#25), with three changes for its new home:
boarddev.env_setinstead ofos.environ, which only CPython has. That function arrives in Env helpers move from displaydev to boarddev (a hard break) #131, so merge Env helpers move from displaydev to boarddev (a hard break) #131 first. The page also points toPYDEVICES_REFRESH_MSandPYDEVICES_FPS_PRINTin displaydev.md.lv_test_timerparagraph describes the example as it is today. It shows the frame rate, and it does readPYDEVICES_LV_ROTATION, so "deliberately does not read or write environment variables" was no longer true.The lvgl-bindings side replaces its copy with a pointer here. That's PyDevices/lvgl-bindings#26, a separate PR off main after #25 merged; merge it after this one.