https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=412943
--- Comment #6 from Tyson Tan <tysont...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to Boudewijn Rempt from comment #5) > Could it just be a bug in colord? That's where we get the information from. Yes, the more I test, the more it seems to be a problem on the system's side: 1) Whenever Krita got it wrong, other applications would go wrong as well; 2) Now more careful tests revealed that each machine behaves differently. But that particular behavior remains the same across different OSes -- KDE, Gnome, Manjaro, Fedora, LiveUSB, Windows 10...all fails the same way, all fixed with the same workaround. It seemed to ignore which connectors I used and the order of of them, not even how the displays are arranged in the system. My initial conclusion was completely invalid. 3) Things in common: AMD GPU, Cintiq Pro, DisplayPort. Later I will do a test on my Laptop with Intel GPU, a Type-C cable to a normal display. All said, if we can get Displays' EDID from the OSes, list them in Krita's Color Management settings with their names visible, people can easily assign profile manually. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
