I am having the same problem using a Integrated NVidia GF8100 Graphics with DX10. I totally disagree that this is minor problem. The video card has to be detected properly in order for the Gnome Color Management to function properly to get the correct ICC profiles imported for whatever hardware needs to be configured. Because we are now using ICC profiles in lieu of the old manual configuration methods. My system is only detecting my motherboard an my printer. My monitor is not being detected, hence my colors are all screwed up. If any one can tell me how to correct this problem I will be eternally grateful. I have searched the internet for days with no success.
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