dhenry:
A glcd is a glcd and you can make it work with any mcu, provided that you code to the datasheet.
Although not stated as such, I was assuming that what auicei really meant was were there
available libraries for his display.
In the bigger picture of making a glcd "work":
Some are easier than others. And in some cases, depending on the combination of resources
in the MCU and the interface to the glcd, certain functions/features may not be available/possible.
For example, some glcds have SPI or I2C interfaces. This is great to reduce the pin count but
many of those devices don't allow reading glcd on board memory assuming the host (MCU in this case)
will shadow the glcd memory. The AVR on the Arduino has such limited memory that this is often not possible.
As a result, there are certain combinations of Arduinos and glcds that may have reduced functionality.
And in some cases it is simply not possible to interface the display to the AVR do to lack of resources
like program memory, RAM, or physical pins.
--- bill