On Thursday 30 November 2000 22:39, you wrote:
Since I didn't really get a reply to my rather broad question last time,
let me word it this way:
Should a laptop TFT be considered a LCD display or VGA/SVGA?
Thanks,
Mark
Best results with a LCD, however this is chipset dependent and
Since I didn't really get a reply to my rather broad question last time, let
me word it this way:
Should a laptop TFT be considered a LCD display or VGA/SVGA?
Thanks,
Mark
TFT is simply a certain type of LCD, so use LCD.
Dave
At 04:39 PM 11/30/2000 -0500, you wrote:
Since I didn't really get a reply to my rather broad question last time, let
me word it this way:
Should a laptop TFT be considered a LCD display or VGA/SVGA?
Thanks,
Mark
Dave Sherman
SoftServ
Spoonman wrote:
Since I didn't really get a reply to my rather broad question last time, let
me word it this way:
Should a laptop TFT be considered a LCD display or VGA/SVGA?
Thanks,
Mark
i hope someone helps u. i dont know
I am running Linux on a Toshiba Satellite 1625, and it works fine.
pete
On Thu, 13 Jul 2000 23:39:47 +0200, Quaylar wrote:
hi ppl !
im thinking about buying a TFT screen, and was wondering whether there
could be any problems with linux...
R there any known problems, things to consider, or
My laptop has a TFT screen on it and I run 1024x768 16 bit color on
it...I hope this helps.
Ken
hi ppl !
im thinking about buying a TFT screen, and was wondering whether there
could be any problems with linux...
R there any known problems, things to consider, or prerequesites which have
to be given...?
thx
--dave
