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      <title>Alphacool LCD on Linux</title>
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      <description>Resurecting the Alphacool LCD Screen on Linux This one is for the 3 people who still have Alphacool&amp;rsquo;s LCD screen from the mid 2000&amp;rsquo;s and want to get it running on lcd4linux ..on Linux (obviously). This particular relic is still supported on Windows using AIDA64 and some back-in-the-day USB drivers that may or may not bluescreen your PC. Anyway, this article (mostly for myself when I reinstall next) shows how to get the Serdisplib drivers enabled with lcd4linux on Debian 13.</description>
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