Hello neil,
on the searches I only found these 2 links that give info of some things to try -
Some screen flickering solutions, re; installing 4.4 kernel solved the issue, what are the advanced members ideas about this or other kernels ?
https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2356878
If ideas show it would be useful to try , this can easily be done in Linux Lite using -
Menu>System>Lite Tweaks> Kernel Installer
It is a Linux Lite tool that gives the option to download, or change between kernels.
Other (chrome related mostly) flickering solutions, but it does discuss about hardware acceleration settings being the cause of flickering, it could be looked in to for any potential solution.
https://askubuntu.com/questions/766725/a...lts-chrome
Edit -
with the VGA cable for HDTV, computer, projector etc, the correct one is called "VGA 3+6", is it the one you tried ?
VGA 3+6 is the High Speed VGA cable, with best signal quality for VGA.
If it helps I can photograph a regular VGA and VGA 3+6 next to each other ?
So you can see the physical differences on the cable (connection pins same), this way none can try to rip you off if you go to buy one as you know how it should look.
on the searches I only found these 2 links that give info of some things to try -
Some screen flickering solutions, re; installing 4.4 kernel solved the issue, what are the advanced members ideas about this or other kernels ?
https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2356878
If ideas show it would be useful to try , this can easily be done in Linux Lite using -
Menu>System>Lite Tweaks> Kernel Installer
It is a Linux Lite tool that gives the option to download, or change between kernels.
Other (chrome related mostly) flickering solutions, but it does discuss about hardware acceleration settings being the cause of flickering, it could be looked in to for any potential solution.
https://askubuntu.com/questions/766725/a...lts-chrome
Edit -
with the VGA cable for HDTV, computer, projector etc, the correct one is called "VGA 3+6", is it the one you tried ?
VGA 3+6 is the High Speed VGA cable, with best signal quality for VGA.
If it helps I can photograph a regular VGA and VGA 3+6 next to each other ?
So you can see the physical differences on the cable (connection pins same), this way none can try to rip you off if you go to buy one as you know how it should look.