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I don't use HDR so I'm of limited help there. You'll have to pass those options using the "Additional Options" field. Run
gamescope --help
and look for relevant options. Also remember that HDR support on Linux is still primitive.Got it working, added to
-f --hdr-enabled
to the Additional Options section under the upscale options in the Gamescope tab. Note that you need to have upscape ticked even with additional options added.Unfortunately it looks washed out and awful.
Edit: Just a quick note for folks this later on - it does indeed seem Flatpak related, or at the very least I got similar results under the Steam flatpak trying to run game in HDR. I ended installing the native package Steam and lo and behold, HDR no longer looks as washed out, though it still looks a little off compared to Windows. Those swapchains errors I was getting also vanish.
I believe only plasma 6 has support for HDR, and it requires additional config to enable it with games. Otherwise, it will look washed out as you found.
Alternatively, you can use
gamescope-session
which is basically running gamescope as a standalone like the steam deck.Yeah I was running the game under Plasma 6 with HDR enabled and inside a game scope container.
Sounds like there are some issues with Flatpak and HDR so that may be what I am hitting.
What additional configuration are you referring to?
Looking here, you might not need it anymore: https://zamundaaa.github.io/wayland/2024/05/11/more-hdr-and-color.html
But make sure
gamescope
is a recent version.