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Linux in 5k?
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There's no DisplayPort, I'm using the native internal connections for now.
In laptops the internal screen is usually attached over embedded Displayport (eDP) could be the same here. "native" doesn't really say much.
Oh yeah I did see eDP-1 when I was digging around.
Not sure what these internal connections are, but Displayport is both a plug and a protocol. You can use the protocol over thunderbolt and maybe other connections as well.
Literally every connection is internal, outside of the power cable.
Yes, but these internal connections can be done in a variety of ways - for example the most common way to connect laptop displays (which I would definitely classify as internal) is using embedded DisplayPort.
Well it's Apple so I assume something proprietary.