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Wayland Color Management Protocol Might Finally Be Close To Merging
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this post was submitted on 30 Nov 2024
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Color management ensures accurate and identical color reproduction across display devices. It's extremely important for artists and designers, and its absence in Wayland is a deal breaker for them.
No calibration yet.
You don't need a protocol for profiling, it's merely a nicer user experience if you have one.
Oh yeah I've seen issues in KDE Wayland for it lately, namely on brightness. It's gone since.