I have Nvidia graphic card running my display with the latest driver installed on my system. I always use color correction to compensate my cheap bright monitor, which brightness is already in its minimum value. Here is my X Server configuration:
Here is the problem: it reverted to default value [0.0, 0.0, 1.0] under some specific action until I restart X Server App. Here is some action I've found that revert my configuration:
Modify (copy, cut, paste, delete) files from nautilus. Modifying files from terminal does not trigger this problem.
Opening videos with Zorin's default video player.
Playing YouTube videos inside Firefox.
And typing any letter inside Gedit (as you can see in this GDrive video)
This condition occurs one time per session, but with 100% success rate. For a while, I thought this is Nvidia's Driver limitation, but using Kubuntu makes me realize it is not. So I thought this is Gnome's Limitation, but I cannot remember this happening inside Pop OS. So, here I am, thinking this might be Zorin's.
How can I stop this to happen?
I hope my problem is clearly outlined. Thanks for reading this long
Hmm, I don't understand your instruction… Are you talking about the script that I wrote? Or, are you talking about something else? Could you elaborate further, please?
Ahh, now I know what you're initially suggested. Unfortunately, this file is already inside my home directory, and it has been saved with the same configuration as in the X Settings.
Hi, Storm! Thanks for your help... But I think you don't have to do it. Let me google it if this is still necessary because I found a workaround.
Last night, I accidentally found another trigger which is opening Discord application.
So, in order to fight this once-per-session condition, I came up with an idea to make a startup script that lets discord start view second and then kill it.
