The following could be if interesit for those that game on a Linux platform, and for an hypothetical Steam Deck 2:
Valve's working on HDR for Linux gaming, paving the way for an eventual OLED Steam Deck
https://www.pcgamer.com/valves-working-on-hdr-for-linux-gaming-paving-the-way-for-an-eventual-oled-steam-deck/
A Valve designer has revealed that at least one developer associated with the company is working on spinning up HDR for Linux gaming.
Joshua Ashton, who works on key bits of tech like DXVK and VKD3D-Proton, has apparently gotten HDR properly going. The development was noted by Steam Deck developer Pierre-Loup Griffais via Twitter (opens in new tab), where he showed off both Halo Infinite and Deep Rock Galactic.
I didn't know HDR didn't work on Linux until after reading this article. Well, now that's solved.
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