Any way to increase color vibrancy/saturation in Bazzite?
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I built a new computer with new-ish hardware (7600x + 9070) and I put Bazzite (KDE + No Gaming Mode) on it. Aside from a little jank and unfamiliarity, it's been going well. However, there is one visual problem: the colors look so washed out. I like good color vibrancy, and despite turning both of my monitor's (AOC 2590G4 and AOC 2460G5) Saturation (called Game Color) to the max, the colors still look relatively dull. I somewhat fixed the brightness vibrancy with monitor settings, but the colors still look dull. I've done some research and it's not looking good. I've read about how adjusting color saturation and vibrancy and other color settings directly is not possible on Wayland. I've also read about ddcutil/ddcui, but I doubt that'll help me when my monitor saturation is already at the max. I've also ready about how installing packages via a package manager is not a thing on Bazzite, that it's immutable. I have been considering getting a new monitor to compliment my new hardware, but I doubt that will fix my vibrancy problem. Is there any hope aside from "Wait for this functionality to be added to Wayland"?
Thank you.
P.S. My color display settings is "Display Configuration" are as follows:
RGB Range: Full (This setting does nothing when I change it, aside from one time switching it to Full cut that monitor's resolution in half)
Color Profile: None
Color Accuracy: Prefer efficiency (When I change this, the screen flickers, but seemingly changes nothing)
Limit color resolution to: Automatic (10 bits per color) (The one time I changed this to 8 bits per color, that monitor started having a seizure for 15 seconds before it reverted.)
Thank you.
P.S. My color display settings is "Display Configuration" are as follows:
RGB Range: Full (This setting does nothing when I change it, aside from one time switching it to Full cut that monitor's resolution in half)
Color Profile: None
Color Accuracy: Prefer efficiency (When I change this, the screen flickers, but seemingly changes nothing)
Limit color resolution to: Automatic (10 bits per color) (The one time I changed this to 8 bits per color, that monitor started having a seizure for 15 seconds before it reverted.)
