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===AOC Monitors===
24 AOC 20" LED 16:9 monitors were deployed for staff, with the replaced LCD monitors to in turn replace the existing CRT monitors.
==Linux installation notes==
~- Copy the following line to ##/etc/gdm/Init/Default##, immediately prior to ##/sbin/initctl -q emit login-session-start DISPLAY_MANAGER=gdm##:
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xrandr --output VGA1 --mode 1600x900
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//Note: This will dedicate this particular machine to that mode...should have probably added a lower-resolution mode as well, just didn't think about it.//
~- Replace monitor
~- Execute ##/etc/init.d/gdm restart##
==Vista installation notes==
As expected, installation in Vista is problematic, as there is no native support for 1600x900. The closest resolution that's acceptable is 1600x1200. **Do not attempt to install the VGA driver from the Zotac site!** It doesn't work, and will require much time on your part to remove the driver, reboot, etc.
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24 AOC 20" LED 16:9 monitors were deployed for staff, with the replaced LCD monitors to in turn replace the existing CRT monitors.
==Linux installation notes==
~- Copy the following line to ##/etc/gdm/Init/Default##, immediately prior to ##/sbin/initctl -q emit login-session-start DISPLAY_MANAGER=gdm##:
%%
xrandr --output VGA1 --mode 1600x900
%%
//Note: This will dedicate this particular machine to that mode...should have probably added a lower-resolution mode as well, just didn't think about it.//
~- Replace monitor
~- Execute ##/etc/init.d/gdm restart##
==Vista installation notes==
As expected, installation in Vista is problematic, as there is no native support for 1600x900. The closest resolution that's acceptable is 1600x1200. **Do not attempt to install the VGA driver from the Zotac site!** It doesn't work, and will require much time on your part to remove the driver, reboot, etc.
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