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> Hi
>
> > I'm speaking generally about the frequency rates, dot clock
> settings, and
> > other related configuration. Even video mode would be something
>
> It's a good idea. Except I can get a higher screen mode out of X than
> the Windows drivers for my gfx card/monitor will allow ;)
I thought about pointing this out. The point is not to get an optimal setting
for experts but to get a workable setting easily for everyone else... I
completely agree that with XFree86 you have access to everything which allows
you to tune to the limit.
sdw
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