00:18 <grib> Hmm, it looks like the answer might be to define a *fontset* that includes multiple font files

01:16 <LEBot> [slack] <chewitt> In default config Kodi expects to use a single Font file and I believe it looks for Arial.ttf hence the typical advice. You can probably do more, but that needs some more effort. The only think different in LE is the path used, otherwise it’s standard Kodi and thee Kodi wiki may have more info.

19:20 <mmebsd> hello the xrandr command is missing

19:20 <mmebsd> is it normal

19:21 <jrwren> yes

19:22 <mmebsd> why

19:22 <jrwren> libreelec doesn't run X

19:22 <mmebsd> i need to output to external display only

19:23 <mmebsd> is there a way to do it

19:23 <jrwren> sorry. I only know about libreelect on rpi.

19:23 <jrwren> maybe other platforms do run X.

19:25 <mmebsd> such as

19:25 <mmebsd> is there way to configure kernel

21:15 <grib> mmebsd, for a raspberry pi you can set kernel params and some video stuff in a config file on the boot partition

21:51 <grib> for a "generic" build (x86_64), I think LibreELEC uses grub so you can configure grub to pass parametrs

23:26 <twnqx> not grub, but syslinux; extra params go to /flash/syslinux.cfg

23:28 <twnqx> also, requires mount -o remount,rw /flash to make it writable first

23:53 <grib> twnqx, thanks. mmebsd, there's a walkthrough on the LibreELEC wiki about disabling the internal display for a laptop. it walks through finding the name of the internal display, then adds a kernel boot param like `video=mycardname:d`

23:53 <grib> https://wiki.libreelec.tv/hardware/intel-x86-64-generic/laptops