CI mean in general
Csomewhat
CI more so hate sudden and unexpected changes in light
Tmy eye condition is weird, i need everything in dark mode but it has to be bright so i can see it, then if any sort of white image comes on it roasts me
Tmy tear ducts basically broke after I had a transplant
VDoesn't sound too weird, just sounds like you need ample contrast to be able to see it.
CThe HDR10+ spec goes up to 10,000 nits, we're not even halfway there
Tyeah, when looking at screens but if im not wearing my special scleral contat lenses any light source is bad
VI mean, I'd assume that they went overboard with the spec.
Twhoa
VGoing underboard with specs means they have to get replaced sooner
CSurely, but we're still at 2/5ths
Ri think it might not be working
CI'm just sensitive to super bright things and flickering things
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Hdid you reboot afterwards?
Ryes, let me try it again
Hadd it to the desktop entry, not the close action
Cdon't know if it's because I'm on the spectrum but I've always been this way
Hi should been more specific 
CI have always hated fluorescent lights
CHDR is a terrible name too, it's luminance mapping with high color depth. Little to do with dynamic range
HHCD doesnt sound as good
CI have never wanted to be eye destroyed by a 10K nit brightness at night
Cbut you do you
VAgain, the spec probably just goes over what would ever be neccesary so it doesn't have to be replaced.
CEven something like "extreme highlights and detail" would've been better
CXHD
Mthere is active amdgpu work in flight to maintain brightness between boots iirc
KSame, but they were even worse back in the CRT days
VJust seen this, feels targeted
KThe flicker of florescent combined with the flicker of CRT refresh really was hard on my head.
CHDR is good 1% of the time
VDisable it then.
Cbut it's shit and just vivid mode 99% of the time
Cyou can't, if a content uses it it can't be disabled
CTechnically you get a higher dynamic range with peak brightness windows, but that's more of a technical limitation rather than a feature
Cthere have been YouTube videos that use it that looks really really bad in it
CBut I guess we're stuck with the name
MYouTube is dogshit for hdr
Cyet it forces it on
CHLG is a cool acronym though
CI don't entirely hate HDR I just hate it being shoehorned into everything with no control over anything
Cyou should be able to control the peak brightness
Cit's not fun having my eyes blasted with light at night
CDoesn't the Deck have a menu where you can set the white level for HDR?
CI'm on about
Cphones
Ctvs
Cetc
