https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=442549
--- Comment #2 from Nate Graham <[email protected]> --- It seems like we have three classes of display adjustment settings: 1. Settings to enable or disable features of the display hardware (refresh rate/VRR, HDR, color depth) 2. Settings to work around limitations or bugs of the display hardware (overscan, RGB range) 3. Settings to alter the display parameters according to aesthetic preferences (scaling, gamma) I would suggest that we explicitly put settings in class #2 on separate page of the KCM, as they are infrequently or never used, depending on the user's hardware. Then there will be plenty of room to add some explanatory text beneath each option. I would also suggest that we reduce the prominence of settings in class #1. Most people want display-specific features on by default (or else they would not have bought a display with those features) so I think it's safe to hide them away too. Possible on the same page as the #2s. This leaves settings in class #3 as the ones we want to give more visual weighting to, because those are the ones most related to the user's subjective preferences. Does that make sense to you? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
