For desktop you'd use the color controls built into KDE/gnome
For desktop you'd use the color controls built into KDE/gnome
KThat's game mode specific
IAwesome. This is a dumb question, but where would the built in controls for KDE be?
I(I would assume Color Management in System Settings, but I haven't found any actual controls there, and icc profile import doesn't seem to get along with the immutable system yet. Failing that I would assume in Display Configuration, but I also don't see any color options there)
KICC profiles should work
KI use them on my desktop
KWhat error are you getting?
IWell, seems to be different than on 38 - Import works now, or seems to (after removing the file formerly placed manually in
And assign profile/remove profile are disabled regardless of what is selected.
/usr/local/share/color/icc/colord), but even though it seems to be imported (It won't let it import again) it doesn't show up in the profile list, and the display it is for still shows no profile assigned. (It's a hp zr2740w, which has no OSD)And assign profile/remove profile are disabled regardless of what is selected.
IIs there somewhere I can get more information/logs/errors for that?
I appreciate the help with the basics, I've messed with linux enough over the years to run servers, but never had enough success running games to daily it yet.
I appreciate the help with the basics, I've messed with linux enough over the years to run servers, but never had enough success running games to daily it yet.
ESweet! What else do we need for OLED?
EReally hoping this means Vibrant Deck starts working again
MI just had the latest version of testing on my OLED, still missing audio output and no wifi for me.
DBy making that work on the oled, will it work on the lcd as well? at least the color temperature and hdr for external displays
Kyes, that is a pic of LCD
II, uh. Have some discord/wayland bridges, it seems
Swow, steam just auto-magically working on my nvidia card when I am using intel igpu is fantastic, good job lol
BJup, both of those require kernel patches
SB@KyleGospo what changes did you have to make beside the kernel patches and gamescope variables? I'm still missing something on the chimera side. Can you point me to the changes you made?
Kin a call, message you shortly
BSure, no rush
K@.bouhaa So you covered most of it, kernel patches for things like the audio failing to come back when resuming from sleep, kernel patches for the audio configs, AMD_PRIVATE_COLOR patches so gamescope can do color management
Kand then the same gamescope version as upstream SteamOS
Kgamescope-session needs VIRTUAL_WHITE and HDR enabled
KI just did that for Jupiter & Galileo
Kcurrently fighting wifi firmware, seems upstream 6.6 looks under a different folder than SteamOS uses which is interesting
BAh that is the one I need then I guess
Klooking for where they changed that, or just verifying if I should rename their firmware myself
Kfrom what I can see, ath11k looks for WCN6855/2.1/board-2.bin
Kbut on SteamOS their blobs live at...QCA206X/2.1/board-2.bin
BRegarding wifi valve is using a patched ath11k and linux-firmware package
BI was talking mostly about color management. Night mode is still a no show for me on Chimera. Will check the gamescope-session stuff
Khere
Kthat's all you need outside of the kernel patch
BThose are already there right? Lemme check
K
KHDR works too as of Kernel 6.6
RAgain? Like for the audio for Jupiter? Does Valve loves trolling us?
Klol..
Kon the bright side the DSP works great, it's just some needed kernel patches & firmware blobs
Kfirmware should be all there in the latest :testing, I'm talking to sentry about the patches
Kalso wobbly windows at 90hz 
Tlet's goooo!!!
AIs ssh enabled automatically
Kno, but it's easy to do so
AO h okie
AHow do I do the testing branch for the ally? Is it rpm-tree … /bazzite-ally:testing ?
