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Hi, I am new to Display Cal, tried it the first time today.
Calibration works, but the profile cannot be installed for some reason (see attached error message), so the whole thing does not work. Does anybody know what I am doing wrong?
Stefan (Kubuntu 15.10, Spider5Express, DisplayCal 3.1.1
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Hi, this means colord is probably not properly configured or disabled. It is not possible (AFAIK) to use colord under the following conditions:
- The display driver doesn’t support a new enough version of XrandR (e.g. some older nVidia binary vendor drivers). In this case it can help to switch to an open source driver (e.g. noveau).
- There is no colord-aware session daemon (although this should be part of at least a moderately modern Gnome-based desktop, and there’s also a KDE version called colord-kde. I’m not sure about the state of XFCE, although there is a desktop-agnostic session daemon called xiccd that could be used).
Hi, I get the same error message, however I assign the profile to the relevant packages (i.e. Gimp etc.) by hand. I do get the error message although I’ve got colord-kde installed. It might be that colord-kde is still in some sort of ‘development’ phase.
Cheers, Klaas.
I’ve got colord-kde installed. It might be that colord-kde is still in some sort of ‘development’ phase.
That could be. I’ve had varying levels of success with it under different KDE desktops (under openSUSE it seems to work, but as always YMMV).
Actually, in my distribution (PCLinuxOS) colord-gtk is also in the repositories; most likely that is the package to use with XFCE. Which after all is a GTK (as opposed to QT) desktop.
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