I know nothing about #hdr, but thanks to #gnome48 I now have the ability to enable it for both my #workstation display (ASUS VP32UQ) and my #laptop (ThinkPad Z16 AMD).
I don't play games and use my computers for #music production, #graphic design, #video editing and so on.
So far I've noticed that with HDR turned on, everything looks a little more lifeless and brighter, maybe less contrasty. Is this the idea and does HDR make sense for my use case?

GNOME 48 is here!
After months of hard work from contributors worldwide, this release brings exciting updates and improvements.

Check out what’s new in #GNOME48 in the release notes: https://release.gnome.org/48

Sortie de GNOME 48 demain, 19 mars 2025.

https://9to5linux.com/gnome-48-desktop-environment-release-date-slated-for-march-19th-2025

#Debian13 Will Aim To Include #GNOME48, #Debian/#Ubuntu Begin Packaging GNOME Papers
"After discussion with the rest of the #Debian #GNOME team, we decided to target GNOME 48 for Debian 13 “Trixie”. Our goal is to get GNOME 48 RC in before Debian’s Transition Freeze and 48.1 in before Debian’s Hard Freeze."
#GNOMEPapers will be available in Ubuntu 25.04 while it sounds like Ubuntu 25.10 is where it could potentially end up replacing #Evince as the default document viewer.
https://www.phoronix.com/news/Debian-13-Plans-GNOME-48

Decibels audio player included in the @gnome 48 release
https://www.linux-magazine.com/Online/News/Gnome-48-Debuts-New-Audio-Player
#GNOME48 #Decibels #FOSS #AudioPlayer #Linux #desktop #OpenSource