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I have an X40 running Debian. I recently hooked it up to a 1280x1024
external monitor and it drove it at full resolution just fine.
Steve Gaarder
System Administrator, Dept of Mathematics
Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA
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On Wed, 1 Aug 2007, Ken Teh wrote:
> My trusty T41's LCD is snowing intermittently. Illinois roads are bad. Worse
> if you bike to work like me. I'm surprised it's lasted this long with it
> strapped to my bike. Since I've had good luck with the Thinkpads, I'm
> thinking of replacing it with an X61 -- the 3lb Thinkpad. My reservation has
> to do with its screen resolution. My T41 is 1400x1050. I'd prefer a lower
> resolution on the LCD. Things are a tad small at this resolution. But, the
> increased screen is great when the machine is docked to a large monitor. The
> X61's 1024x768 will be fine on the LCD but am I stuck to this resolution when
> I dock it? Does Linux support switching resolutions even if the LCD is rated
> as an XGA monitor and the laptop is hooked up to a 1600x1200 external
> monitor? Is switching resolutions relatively painless?
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> Thanks!
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