Gabriele Biffi <mlist@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > There's a lot of people out there who want to run Haiku in their Asus > EEE (why should someone want that thing is beyond my understanding, > but > who am I to judge?) and its digital-photo-frame screen works at > 800x480, > and there's some little notebook with 1024x640. If the BIOS does not support EDID on those machines, and reports higher resolutions, that shouldn't be our problem. > Why not going with the classic 640x480? It's just a boot screen and > it's > there for few seconds anyway. Because you're going to be stuck with it when your graphics card is not supported. Also, it would just look crappy. Bye, Axel.