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The color-management Wayland extension is enough for entertainment purposes like games and movies. However, it is not enough for professional color management needs including photo editing and print preview.
12 years…
And still not at X11’s level. I daily Wayland, but this is extremely disappointing as a photo editor.
Wayland can never hope to achieve the level of HDR support that X11 enjoys.
What? X11 has zero HDR support.
Whoosh
More serious and real question, does X11 support actually measuring and calibrating colour? I know you can apply ICC profiles but I was under the impression that the actual calibration tools were usually used under macOS or Windows with profiles exported to Linux.
does X11 support actually measuring and calibrating colour?
To the same level that Wayland does - it doesn’t actively do anything for or against it. There are tools that happen to be built for X11, and which you can also use on Wayland (with a very small amount of additional manual steps vs. how it works on X11)
frog_protocols already pulling their weight in gold it seems like.
The frog color management protocol is based on the upstream protocol. They used an experimental version to bring the feature to Steam Deck faster.
Though Frog did do a good job with pushing FIFO forward.
I meant more the un-clogging of getting protocols improved in upstream
