vibrantLinux
Published by libvibrant Team
System utility to adjust color saturation of X11 screens
Highlights
- Adjusts color saturation on X11 screens.
- Works as a Linux system utility.
- Targets display appearance rather than application themes.
- Focuses on saturation control for the current screen setup.
- Distributed under the MIT license.
About this application
vibrantLinux is a Linux system utility for adjusting the color saturation of screens running under X11. It is meant for display tuning, where the user wants colors to appear more or less saturated on the current screen rather than changing application themes or editing image files.
The utility is published by the libvibrant Team under the MIT license. Its stated scope is limited to X11 screens, so it is relevant to Linux sessions using X11 and should not be read as a general display tool for every graphics stack or operating system. It focuses on saturation control, a narrow display setting, rather than broad monitor calibration.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub io.github.libvibrant.vibrantLinux
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