Please see comment #24 - it is fixed with the latest nvidia driver
package from kubuntu (to be precise the computer now correctly detects
the resolution of the one external monitor I've tried it with since I
installed the update last week).  I have no idea if the edid options in
xorg work and no intention to test them.

The installation of this driver as been problematic -  the first install
(and reboot) resulted in no compositing.  Reinstalling appeared to fix
this.  However applications that normally use the hardware accelerated
opengl from nvidia appears to have switched to software opengl and are
using mesa - I've no idea how to fix this.

The nvidia driver (or something else) is <still> broken for my macbook
pro because the external monitor still turns off when a movie starts.
This basically wrecks the machine for presentations.

Testing with the next release will have to wait until I upgrade to the
next release - I have no easy way to do this and don't anticipate moving
to 12.xx for some time.

I'm not sure what you are asking wrt the kernel? Are you asking for me
to test this with http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-
ppa/mainline/v3.0.28-oneiric/ ?

My immediate focus is to try to get the opengl libraries working
again...

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