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Interesting that the color management has caveats on both Windows and Linux, but not macOS. Did Apple just do a good job or did everyone else do badly? Also sur
by LoganDark 1y ago
Interesting that the color management has caveats on both Windows and Linux, but not macOS. Did Apple just do a good job or did everyone else do badly? Also surprised Wayland isn't supported since color management is like, one of The Things that it's supposed to do better than X11 (not that Wayland does anything well)
- gradientsrneat 1y agoThe program requires OpenGL 4.5 or later, which MacOS doesn't support.
- LoganDark 1y agoOh, well that's certainly one way to do it...
- chengdulittlea 1y agoSince the GUI (or the entire application framework) is fully hand written by myself, it would take some time for its wayland adaptation. However, the way wayland protocol handles everything just makes everything much more complex. In hind sight I may need to show a message for when this application is running in xwayland and notify the color management quirks to the user.