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Subject: Re: What does VESA mean & why doesn't it ever work? [IMP copy]
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In , on 11/02/03
at 04:04 PM, "Kevin McCoy" typed:
>The VESA is a hangover from MSDOS and early windoze days. It defines a
>bunch of low-res graphics and text modes supported by monitors of the
>day. I think it tops out at something like 800x600x16. Horizontal and
>vertical sweep speeds were ridiculously low by today's standards. Can you
>spell M-I-G-R-A-N-E?
How quickly we forget CGA which was something even less than 600*600 and
was 16 color. I think VESA is 256 color. VESA was late DOS days.
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