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GNOME 48 Lands HDR Support Bits At The Last Minute
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I have a laptop with HDR and back when I was still using Windows I don't think I've ever used it either. It felt like the hardware equivalent to those programs that add screenspace shaders over games lol. Maybe if I played a game or watched a movie that supports HDR I'd change my mind but right now I am clueless. Maybe with the new GNOME
HDR in movies/TV shows that support it look phenomenal on a good monitor/TV, especially if you have OLED. Games, on the other hand, I have yet to see any that actually look improved with it.