Color profile issue for OLED screens, even Wayland and X11 (Xorg)

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Title: Asus Zenbook UX3404VA OLED Color Profile Not Working (Full Screen Correction Not Possible)

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Hi Zorin Community,
I am using Zorin OS 18.1 Core (Free Version) on an Asus Zenbook UX3404VA laptop with an Intel iGPU and an OLED display.
I am facing a severe over-saturation (neon colors) issue. I successfully switched from Wayland to X11, but the problem persists.
When I try to add my official Asus ICM/ICC color profiles (extracted from Windows drivers) via GNOME Settings -> Color, it throws the error: "Full screen display correction not possible with this profile."
I tried forcing the profiles via terminal using both
dispwin (ArgyllCMS) and xcalib:
dispwin -I "/path/to/ASUS_sRGB.icm"
xcalib -d :0 "/path/to/UX3404VA_8086_834C416D_CMDEF.icm"

Both commands run in the terminal without errors, but the actual display colors do not change at all. The over-saturated neon colors remain on the desktop.
Is there any specific way to map or clamp the wide-gamut OLED color space to sRGB on Zorin OS 18.1 Core for Intel graphics? Any help or workaround would be highly appreciated.
Thank you!

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It's a Notebook not a monitor! :wink:

@Anindu Hi and welcome.

This may help with colour correction:

See also: Missing information for whole-screen color correction?

You have to remember that hardware manufacturers are only interested in supporting that other OS. They do not have the inclination to spend time writing drivers for the Linux kernel.

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Oh, my Mistake. I will delete my Post.

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