Create accountLogin

Recent searches

No recent searches

Search options

Only available when logged in.
c.im is one of the many independent Mastodon servers you can use to participate in the fediverse.
C.IM is a general, mainly English-speaking Mastodon instance.

Administered by:

Server stats:

2.9K
active users

c.im: AboutStatusProfiles directoryPrivacy policy

Mastodon: AboutGet the appKeyboard shortcutsView source codev4.3.6

#monitors

11 posts8 participants0 posts today
Public *
Krutonium://

I've asked before, but does anyone know how to configure GDM/Gnome to ignore my monitors searching for Inputs? The OSD setting for the displays doesn't work (it has a setting that does nothing) and when all 3 of them start searching for inputs when Windows/Linux tries to turn off the displays, they end up sending some signal that Gnome/GDM interprets as input relevant to unsleeping the displays. So the displays can never turn off on their own, without my own manual intervention.

On their own, at best they end up on a black screen but on; With GDM/Gnome being unaware that the monitors are getting a signal as far as I can tell. (Some sort of race condition here maybe?)

Plugged in using DisplayPort to an EVGA RTX 3070 using the latest official nVidia Driver.

#Linux#Gnome#GDM
Public
Blake Patterson

I bought the requisite switchbox about 13 years ago, and finally today found and ordered a clean looking SM124 paper-white monochrome CRT monitor for the Atari 520ST, from eBay. (Shipping in original box with original foam, so it seems possible it will survive the trip across the U.S.) (Knock on wood)

It looks like there's JUST enough room atop this A520 STation to fit them both, if I move the HxX2001 into one of the (disconnected) drives' spots in the stand.

I had both an SC1224 and an SM124 on my original 520ST setup back in 1987.

Will post some pics when it's all setup.

Photo of an Atari 520STm computer setup with SC1224 color monitor, and Apple IIe seen just to the right of it on the same desk
#Atari#AtariST#SM124
Public
Danie van der Merwe

Here’s Everything You Can Do With the Ports on Your Monitor

There is more to life than just HDMI, that’s for sure. It is well worth reading this linked article before buying any new monitor or graphics card.

Something interesting I learnt is that with DisplayPort there is the possibility of MST or Multi-S ...continues

See gadgeteer.co.za/heres-everythi

Close-up of a black HDMI cable connected to a sleek device's HDMI input port, with a VGA port visible nearby.
GadgeteerZA · Here's Everything You Can Do With the Ports on Your MonitorThere is more to life than just HDMI, that's for sure. It is well worth reading this linked article before buying any new monitor or graphics card.
#monitors#technology
Public
TheZeldaZone👑🏳️‍⚧️🎮🎀

Okay what's a good cheap to mid range gaming monitor? Thinking 1440p 120/144hz, 16:9

Can't break the bank this time like when I got my Samsung Odyessy, but I want it to be reasonably good. But probably more work than gaming until I can build a new PC which might not be soon

#tech#pc#pcgaming
ExploreLive feeds
About