DisplayRes is a CGI script written in Python to calculate the horizontal and vertical display resolution of a monitor in dpi for a set of common resolutions based on the visible display size.
It is fully template based and comes with an XHTML 1.1 template.
Try DisplayRes yourself
specifying your own display dimensions.
Or take a look at some example values:
| Monitors | Laptops | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CRT | LCD | ||||
| 17" | Eizo T57S | 20" | Eizo L887 | ||
| 19" | Eizo T766 | 24.1" | Eizo SX2461W | 15.5" | Lenovo T540p |
| 21" | Eizo T966 | 27" | Eizo EV2785 | ||
| 31.5" | Eizo EV3237 | ||||
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
DisplayRes source (GnuPG signature)
DisplayRes Debian package (also available from my Debian repository)
DisplayRes is maintained with the GNU arch revision control system, the archive is signed with my GnuPG key.
tla register-archive http://arch.elho.net/pub/elho@elho.net--displayres
tla register-archive http://arch.elho.net/pub/elho@elho.net--tla-devtools
tla get elho@elho.net--displayres/dists--displayres displayres
cd displayres
tla build-config head
tla build-config release-X.Y
Please report any bugs to displayres@elho.net.