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12 years of incubating Wayland color management

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      The color-management Wayland extension is enough for entertainment purposes like games and movies. However, it is not enough for professional color management needs including photo editing and print preview.

      12 years...

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        The color-management Wayland extension is enough for entertainment purposes like games and movies. However, it is not enough for professional color management needs including photo editing and print preview.

        12 years...

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        frog_protocols already pulling their weight in gold it seems like.

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          The color-management Wayland extension is enough for entertainment purposes like games and movies. However, it is not enough for professional color management needs including photo editing and print preview.

          12 years...

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          And still not at X11's level. I daily Wayland, but this is extremely disappointing as a photo editor.

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            And still not at X11's level. I daily Wayland, but this is extremely disappointing as a photo editor.

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            Wayland can never hope to achieve the level of HDR support that X11 enjoys.

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              And still not at X11's level. I daily Wayland, but this is extremely disappointing as a photo editor.

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              More serious and real question, does X11 support actually measuring and calibrating colour? I know you can apply ICC profiles but I was under the impression that the actual calibration tools were usually used under macOS or Windows with profiles exported to Linux.

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                Wayland can never hope to achieve the level of HDR support that X11 enjoys.

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                What? X11 has zero HDR support.

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                  frog_protocols already pulling their weight in gold it seems like.

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                  The frog color management protocol is based on the upstream protocol. They used an experimental version to bring the feature to Steam Deck faster.

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                    The frog color management protocol is based on the upstream protocol. They used an experimental version to bring the feature to Steam Deck faster.

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                    I meant more the un-clogging of getting protocols improved in upstream

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                      More serious and real question, does X11 support actually measuring and calibrating colour? I know you can apply ICC profiles but I was under the impression that the actual calibration tools were usually used under macOS or Windows with profiles exported to Linux.

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                      does X11 support actually measuring and calibrating colour?

                      To the same level that Wayland does - it doesn't actively do anything for or against it. There are tools that happen to be built for X11, and which you can also use on Wayland (with a very small amount of additional manual steps vs. how it works on X11)

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