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That automatic display makes me think about the bad experiences I have with the hardcoded adaptive contrast on my XPS-13 9350. It makes it unusable for pro grad
by inamberclad 8y ago
That automatic display makes me think about the bad experiences I have with the hardcoded adaptive contrast on my XPS-13 9350. It makes it unusable for pro grade photo editing since the features can't be turned off and the monitor therefore can't be calibrated. In addition, when trying to use the nightlight feature of the new gnome stack, the color temperature swings wildly with subtle color changes on the page caused by things such as scrolling, or highlighting text.
- JBorrow 8y agoYou can turn true tone off in the settings.
- inamberclad 8y agoI don't think that's the case on the XPS-13 9350 with the FHD (1080p) display.
- prolikewh0a 8y agoI know Dell released a BIOS update that includes disabling DBC for my 13" 9370. Have you checked the most recent BIOS for a new setting that disables DBC on the 9350?
- h4waii 8y agoThere is a hack to disable this for the FHD matte 9350. I applied it to mine, and it's successfully disabled. Your mileage might vary, there are a few different panels apparently. https://github.com/advancingu/XPS13Linux/issues/2 https://github.com/advancingu/XPS13Linux/issues/2
- inamberclad 8y agoThere's a whole bunch of things in that thread, which one is the hack?