elementary/triage

All content will be filtered to pink

Opened this issue · 13 comments

What Happened?

After a fresh installation, my screen makes everything to pink, like the image bellow:

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Is it a bug, or is there exist some option by which I can turn it off?

Steps to Reproduce

A fresh installation

Expected Behavior

No pink filter to everything, even images are make to pink, for every application

OS Version

7.x (Horus)

Software Version

Latest release (I have run all updates)

Log Output

No response

Hardware Info

Dell XPS 15 9560/Nvidia GTX 1050 Mobile/Intel Core i7 7Gen

The elementary OS 7 Horus is what i installed, not 7.x (Early Access)

Is therer a place to report issues for system wide/uncategoried ?

@sauntor I think elementary/triage was made for such issues. I will transfer the issue there.

@sauntor I think elementary/triage was made for such issues. I will transfer the issue there.

Thanks, and then, I think, eos team should react to issues quickly, tag it as confirmed/confirming and etc., so, the reporter knows you really treat the user seriously.

Just as suggestion.

This could be related to the NVIDIA graphics card:

Oh sorry I didn't see that issue. It was also unclear to me that triage should be used for general issues.

It seems to be the same or similar issue.

Hardware: CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5700X GPU: Nividia Geforce RTX 3080

elementary/releases#49 (comment)

After I installed NVIDIA drivers, the problem still exists, so, I think that it's not caused by nvidia graphic cards

The bug seems to occur caused by gnome-settings-daemon, which we use without any customizations from the Ubuntu repositories: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-settings-daemon/+bug/1970031

The bug seems to occur caused by gnome-settings-daemon, which we use without any customizations from the Ubuntu repositories: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-settings-daemon/+bug/1970031

And then, what's the solution on elementary OS 7? I can't find a solution on that page!

Unfortunately, elementary OS does not provide a system setting to change color profiles graphically. @hanaral mentioned in elementary/switchboard-plug-display#5 that you can change the color profiles using colormgr on the console. Maybe @hanaral can help.

Working with colormgr isn't that difficult:

In Terminal:

  1. Find the device-id for your display:
    colormgr get-devices-by-kind display | grep "Device ID"

  2. Find the profile-id for the sRGB color profile:
    colormgr find-profile-by-filename '/usr/share/color/icc/colord/sRGB.icc' | grep "Profile ID"

  3. Add the sRGB profile to your device
    colormgr device-add-profile 'YourDeviceID' 'YourProfileID'

If all went well, the profile should now have changed and your eyes will stop bleeding. However, the profile has not yet been saved permanently. The next command must also be executed for this.

  1. Make the sRGB profile the default for your device
    colormgr device-make-profile-default 'YourDeviceID' 'YourProfileID'

Since I run my system in German, it looks something like this:
colormgr get-devices-by-kind display | grep "Gerätekennung"
Gerätekennung:xrandr-LG Electronics-LG HDR DQHD-136549
colormgr find-profile-by-filename '/usr/share/color/icc/colord/sRGB.icc' | grep "Profilkennung"
Profilkennung: icc-07b2dd2ef1a2328c9b0c62770133b90b
colormgr device-add-profile 'xrandr-LG Electronics-LG HDR DQHD-136549' 'icc-07b2dd2ef1a2328c9b0c62770133b90b'
colormgr device-make-profile-default 'xrandr-LG Electronics-LG HDR DQHD-136549' icc-07b2dd2ef1a2328c9b0c62770133b90b'

I hope this will help as a temporary fix. Nevertheless, a permanent solution should be found for this issue.

Hi! I ran into the same problem, only my screen was acid green. Fix with colormgr by @bmxng-DerFetteElch help for me.

Hardware also nvidia 3070 + mi monitor 34

same problem here, i run Elementary Os 7, with Nvidia RTX 3080, with 2 monitors, one monitor i see it all yellow, and the other all purple. i hope this issue have a solution soon.

@fer-sinapsis You can try what @bmxng-DerFetteElch said, it works for me. I'm trying to write an user friendly shell script to fix this issue, but not complete yet. Can you paste the output of colormgr get-devices-by-kind display here, I have only one monitor, so I want make the script works for pc with more than one monitor. Thanks.