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Summary

Product:
VW192S+

Vendor:
Asus

Tested operating systems:
Debian GNU/Linux

Most recent version of this submission:
VW192S+

Average Rating:

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2009-09-24 11:15:49 - Operating System/Rating: Debian GNU/Linux

Anonymous

Post License:
GNU LGPL

19" widescreen LCD monitor. KDE versions < 4.2.4 don't recognize the native resolution of 1680x1050; later versions do but set a 60Hz refresh rate, which is apparently out of range at that resolution. Adding a 1680x1050 70 Hz mode to xorg.conf helps in both cases.

Tested (over time) with both Arch and Debian Sid.

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