https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=137468
--- Comment #34 from Tor Lillqvist <[email protected]> ---
But it isn't only about the test. LibreOffice itself must also continue working
and show colours as before.
If we start claiming to the OS that the windows and bitmaps we use are in a
wide-gamut colour space, but still use RGB values in them that are in sRGB,
won't the colours look all wrong?
If a document uses an 8 bits per channel RGB colour (0, 255, 0), that means the
colour is the green primary of sRGB (which is the implicit default colour
space), doesn't it?
And if that colour then is used as such in a pixmap claimed to be in the
display's native wide-gamut colour space, and drawn to a window that also uses
the same wide-gamut colourspace, it will be shown as a much different green, as
the green primary of the wide-gamut colour space.
Or am I missing something?
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