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I don’t think you can use xcalib to control the colours of each screen individually as it acts as one large screen.Now I haven’t tried this myself but it may be worth looking into “dispwin” which is a utility from Argyll CMS, however as far as I’m aware it is not in the Ubuntu repositories. So you’ll either need to use one of their binaries or compile it from source.
Something like this may work:-
dispwin -d 1 /path/to/colour/profile.iccGiveaway of the Day have Atrise Lutcurve 1.3.1 Personal available today only. This program will help you to calibrate your LCD or CRT displays without any hardware devices for 6500K gamma 2.2
http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/atrise-lutcurve-131-personal/see also other software mentioned in the comments
You might want to read the review of people who have used the software. They don’t think its the best thing since sliced bread. 🙂
When you calibrate, you calibrate against something? What are you calibrating against?
Giving software away free does not mean it is good. 🙂 🙂
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You might want to read the review of people who have used the software. They don’t think its the best thing since sliced bread. 🙂When you calibrate, you calibrate against something? What are you calibrating against?
Giving software away free does not mean it is good. 🙂 🙂
[/quote1239966891]Actually in case of a Software-Solution you calibrate the Screen “against” your Eyes. If i cant see grey text in white color when i (according to the software) should be able to then i gotta tweak settings as suggested by the software.
Technical Background:
http://www.atrise.com/lutcurve/The Software was only free for one day the regular price is 40 bucks.
Did you even tried the software?
Someone at work is going to lend me his Xrite 1 Display 2 calibrator … so I can calibrate my screen display … I would also like to calibrate against a 2 external monitors ….. is the .icc file assigned at the PC level .. or against each display. If at the PC level – how do I switch between calibration files depending on the display.
I am running XP (SP3).Thanks
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