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    Hello, I try to adjust my color screen with the icm color profile provide on the CD of my screen with Xcalib.


    My color profile is name: fp93gx.icm

    I have download the "precompiled Linux binary (version 0.8)" and I have take it on my home folder with the color profile. After, I have write on the consol:
    Code:
    sudo ./xcalib fp93gx.icm
    Result, nothing! No error message, no change with the color. I have also try xcalib_fglrx but it's the same result.

    Can you help me? Tank you,
    Pier Luc

    My config:
    ATI Radeon 9550
    Catalyst 8.4
    Ubuntu 7.10

    [edit]
    The log of ubuntu:
    Apr 20 17:21:50 pierluc sudo: pierluc : TTY=pts/0 ; PWD=/home/pierluc ; USER=root ; COMMAND=./xcalib fp93gx.icm
    Last edited by pierluc; 20 April 2008, 05:25 PM.

  • #2
    Why do you sudo for that ?
    xcalib need to be run using the user currently logged on this screen.
    It work fine for me. To automatically load the profile at each login I added the command to ~/.kde/Autostart/ (for kde desktop)

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    • #3
      So it's just
      ./xcalib fp93gx.icm
      But, I don't tink that it will cahnge any thing. When I have run the command line with sudo I do not have see any change on the colors of my desktop background.

      It's not normal. The colors of the web site ubuntu-fr.org are very more beautiful on MacOSX (Imac) than on Linux (PC)

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      • #4
        Normally applying an ICC profile do only very subtle change so it is best to look at some calibration pattern to easily see any change. A gradient is good to appreciate the global contrast change.
        To appreciate the change you can quickly revert to no profile display with xcalib -c

        For a quick test I use the pattern from http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/

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        • #5
          Tank you pchev, I will teest it when I will be un my tux computer. Now I'me on an Mac.

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