[Shiunbird]

I hate modern documentation. It went downhill the last 10-15 years.

I had a troubleshooting call with Zoom last week and "well, this should work", but it doesn't.
Clients don't create proper logs files. You need a fat binary built after internal checks within Zoom and their legal department, to give permission to build you a fat binary that generates debug logs. Said logs are encrypted and only the vendor can read.

Specification documents? More like sales leaflets. They don't say or state anything.
Same with the hardware vendors I cope with. I'm in a project to purchase monitors for offices . I've been in touch with Dell and NEC.
I ask their representatives "can I get telemetry data via serial or IP?", "if not plain syslog, do you have any sort of documented APIs?"

Getting such answers takes weeks of escalations.

But yes, the monitor works ok. The colours are a bit washed out and I need to reduce gamma on the Octane. But it works super.

edit: I see this contradicts my previous statement but what I mean is that it synchronises perfectly. I can change resolutions, etc.. =)