It seemed to be a bog standard Linux kind of expectation
It 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
Tosd settings have language, horizontal and vertical position, an osd timer, and transparency slider
Pplay cs1.6 with DCR on
LMaybe it's because I have used Linux since 2001 that I don't expect anything to work properly. 
CIt's always really choppy and distracting
Pi promise you it'll be fun as hell
Pdo it
Tcounter strike?
Pyeah
Ti cant i got vac banned when i was a wee little kid
LSurf maps bro
T
CI think it's just there for marketing 'a million to one' contrast ratio and marketing bs like that
Pthe cs1.6 flashbangs are like looking at the surface of the sun
Pit shows off the pixel persistence etc. in demos easier
Potherwise idk
LI mean tbh, they act like it.
Clol
Pgod damn it i held my tongue only for you to arrive
T
LI worked at RH! I can't do anything unless it's all written out for me!
KOwned
Pwait don't VAC bans expire
Pwtf
KNo those are for life
