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> : Spot on.  With an appropriate cable, any halfway-decent PC monitor will 
> : handle all of the standard Sun video modes.
> 
> And with the right xf86 config file, you can use a sun monitor on a pc

As far as I know that's not true of *all* Sun monitors, because not all
Sun monitors are multisync. I believe all *recent* Sun monitors are
multisync, though.

Steinar Haug, Nethelp consulting, sthaug@nethelp.no