i assume it does have the ddc/ci or whatever its called as *it did* change just not much
i assume it does have the ddc/ci or whatever its called as it did change just not much
Hi literally mentioned earlier that they could get what they wanted by making their own image and deleting 1-2 files
PDDC is cursed
Tidk what ddc is
Hnot once did they ask which files
Hor how
Tall ik is someone asked me if it does have that and google said that allows software to change
Tthey did confidentally say they would delete it 
Hliterally no need to even delete it
Tthats what i been sayin
Hwould just use more storage by removing it
Pjust the standard being used to control the display here is kind of cursed
CIt is a bit silly to come into an environment where people are developing software for free and chastise them for not meeting preconceptions
Thow so
Pit's not necessarily supported by every monitor or even implemented the same way
Psome monitors don't support it even though they have it available etc..
Ti didnt even rly understand their preconceptions. they thought it was a windows image? or what cuz like everything they wanted can be done without them deleting or downloading another image
CEspecially given Universal Blue is 'marketed' as forward-looking, good opportunity to learn new technologies!
Pif the actual manual for it says anything about DDC/CI then you are probably fine but sometimes it's just buggy and gross anyway
Tthis monitor is like 3-4 years old
Awhat even happened here
Pthat doesn't say much for support :shrug:
Pit's a lot more to do with the vendor and stuff
LI use bazzite as it's bleeding edge concept wise tbh, but it's not perfect and I know it.
All I want is my FPS limits working
it's been fine.
All I want is my FPS limits working
it's been fine.Tim sayin i dont have the manual on me nor do i know the name
CIt seemed to be a bog standard Linux kind of expectation
Tevery time i see the monitors name, its something different
Tnever what the logo says in front of me like my others
Pthe whole thing being they wanted KDE, shouldn't they have just used kinoite
CIt might be something in the OSD
Pthat's not good
CMy two monitors have a setting to disable it
Twhats the setting called?
Ti see a setting called dcr
LThen just use universal blue?
Pwhat brand is this monitor?
Tviotek
CLiterally DDC/CI
Tnah i aint got that
Pthat's probably a fat womp-womp dude
CUnless you want to do gaming, at which point you'd want Steam - but then complain about Steam?
Tturning on dcr does disable manual brightness in the monitor itself
LI'm reading the person's quotes, oy Vey.
Pthat's for something else entirely
Twhats dcr
CDCR is a cursed feature
CIt's meant to increase brightness in light scenes and decrease it in dark scenes
Pplease i can only take so much
CBut it does it to the whole monitor
P^
Pflashbang mode
