Linux itself isn't totally ready for the ARM platform, so how can you just expect it to have a linux ready to program?
I have a Fujitsu LED monitor and a sony bravia LCD TV. RPi works flawlessly with them without requiring me to do any manual setting.
While trying to use RPi with various USB devices, let's not forget that RPi uses the least amount of energy and that means too little power will be allocated to the USB ports so in this case a USB hub will hardly work.
I use a GreenHeart certified ps of Sony Ericsson, no problems so far.
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Linux itself isn't totally ready for the ARM platform, so how can you just expect it to have a linux ready to program?
I have a Fujitsu LED monitor and a sony bravia LCD TV. RPi works flawlessly with them without requiring me to do any manual setting.
While trying to use RPi with various USB devices, let's not forget that RPi uses the least amount of energy and that means too little power will be allocated to the USB ports so in this case a USB hub will hardly work.
I use a GreenHeart certified ps of Sony Ericsson, no problems so far.