I have read multiple articles, Vibrantlinux is an option but the thing is it won't work on wayland, and I can't switch from wayland because I am heavily used to touchpad gestures which only work well on wayland
So is there any other way through which I can control my saturation, color and contrast, I am using zorin os in a laptop, so can't adjust my monitor settings
Hi and welcome.
It isn't as granular (fine tune) as tools available with X11, but searching comes up with only this workaround:
Using Ubuntu 24.04 in search criteria as that is what Zorin 18 is based on, and extracting the only relevant bit from a Brave A.I. search result:
" 1. Use GNOME Accessibility Zoom (Built-in Workaround)
Ubuntu’s default GNOME desktop provides incremental control over brightness, contrast, and color saturation through the Accessibility settings, though it is designed for magnification.
Navigate to Settings > Accessibility > Zoom .
Enable Desktop Zoom and set the Magnification Factor to 1.0 .
This applies the zoomed region to the entire screen, allowing you to use the Color slider to incrementally adjust saturation for the whole display."
Hello and welcome,
I use also touchpad gesture and for me it work better with Xorg and X11 Gestures activated in extensions and touchégg
