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There have a vertical linearity issue on this CRT I picked up last weekend. It's a Magnavox "Computer Monitor 80" with no model # on the case anywhere, but I believe it's a Philips BM7500-series, or so.
(See the bottom 3-4 lines of text vs the rest of the text on screen - vertically squished.)
Here is the service manual as close as could be found,
https://archive.org/details/PhilipsBM75xxServiceManual/mode/2up
Can anyone tell from the schematic if there is a V.LIN pot on the board somewhere that I would find upon opening the unit? I'd like to get it adjusted and use it.
If it's a caps issue, I wonder how many would need to be replaced to get it back to snuff? This display was manufactured in late 1986.
Here's an odd Linux question:
What 32bit Linux OS would you recommend? Being able to do most things with a GUI would be preferable.
What I'm working with here:
Windows tablet
CPU
Intel(R) Atom(TM) x5-Z8350 CPU @ 1.44GHz 1.44 GHz
RAM
2.00 GB
GPU
Intel(R) HD Graphics with 1GB
Storage
29.1 GB
System Type
X86-based PC
Chipset
AMI Cherry Trail CR
It is currently (barely) running Win10 and absolutely will not run Win11. I don't think it can run a 64bit OS. I'd like for it to still work. I'm hoping that will a Linux OS it would actually work better.
Deleted everything… and still out of Google Drive space?
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Do SVGs in HTML need alt text? If so, where do I shove it in the mess of code?
Thinking about moving from Gmail to Tuta Mail.
Any advice, experience, or other suggestions, please?
Thank you.
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