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KDE Plasma 6 Desktop Environment Promises Basic HDR Support - 9to5Linux

KDE Plasma 6 desktop environment promises basic HDR support and color management in KWin on the Plasma Wayland session.

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I might either get the Ubuntu distro or Mint distro.
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  Fedora or Nobara are worth checking out too!

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