On 01/27/2013 03:35 PM, David wrote:
It does not really make any difference but I have found a different
Linux distribution, one of the ones that I mentioned in my first post,
that actually finds and configures my monitor. It has done so for years.
It finds it as a 'Generic' monitor but all of the settings are made
correctly. Automatically. In their 'Display Setup' I can find my monitor
by manufacturer name and model along with a more complete listing of the
exact settings.
I keep wondering why o don't switch. Masochist i guess. :-(
-- David
Many of us don't switch because of this mail list ... Expert help is
invaluable.
Bob
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