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And have properly set up colour management working, which on Windows is close to zero percent probability. This also ignores the shortcuts that Chrome and othe
by foolrush 7y ago
And have properly set up colour management working, which on Windows is close to zero percent probability.
This also ignores the shortcuts that Chrome and other browsers have taken on their road to colour management.
- beering 7y ago> And have properly set up colour management working, which on Windows is close to zero percent probability. Maybe surprising to some, but Windows actually supports HDR10 (which includes "wide-gamut" color) better than other OSes. You can, for example, play HDR10 video games with a connected HDR-capable monitor. It might be thanks to MS's Xbox platform.