I also found this article interesting. I have also experienced these
problems with Windows and Linux. I run the computer department in a
local bank and we have been moving toward LCD monitors. We have a couple
of LCD monitors that will not start up in Linux (SuSE 9.1) at all and I
have to <Ctrl><Alt><Backspace> to get the video to sync after bootup.
The one lesson we have learned with LCD monitors is that when you pay
cheap, you get cheap. The lower cost we pay for these 17" LCD monitors
the worse the resolution, auto-adjust and other configuration problems
are. So now, we have selected a few brands that work for us, and will
not stray from those manufacturers.
Bob Ackerman
Dana Schoonover wrote:
I found this article rather amusing, and thought you
may enjoy it as well.
Dana
http://os.newsforge.com/os/05/05/18/2033216.shtml?tid=149&tid=73&tid=16
"God is bigger than the boogey-man."
--Jr. Asparagus
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