Jakob Bohm:
> 1366x768 is a very common display size in real hardware,
> as it is the closestapproximation to 16:9 at 768p, see the
> discussion at
>
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Display_resolution_standards#1366x768
>
> Commercial display drivers are likely to have it as a
> tested use case, possiblywith some non-EDID detection
> method.Maybe the DisplayID data format allows returning
> 1366 pixels as width even when delivered over an EDID
> connection.
>
> Duckducking for 1366x768 EDID returns some troubleshooting
> conversations about making various drivers (including the
> X11 nVidia driver) use it, but no explanation of what such
> monitors typically return in their EDID messages to
> drivers.
Here is the EDID from my laptop:
00ffffffffffff000daedb1500000000
201901049522137802c3c59155549428
24505400000001010101010101010101
010101010101da1d56e250002030442d
470058c11000001ae71356e250002030
442d470058c11000001a000000000000
00000000000000000000000000000002
000c3ae00d3c6e0d0d197b000000005f
