KDE runs on the Apple M2 (with full GPU acceleration)

Re:KDE runs on the Apple M2 (with full GPU acceleration) by astrange on Friday November 25, 2022 @08:21PM (#33748879)

Glossy screens have better picture quality (black levels) in any situation where you can control the lighting. That’s usually true for laptops because you can just put it on your lap and swing around to avoid sunshine.

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Re:KDE runs on the Apple M2 (with full GPU acceleration) by bernawil on Friday November 25, 2022 @09:53PM (#33749422)

it's true for everything. You can even more so control the lighting and orientation of a desktop. Matte screens are the industry's worst mistake and I just can't understand why everybody hadn't ditched them already.

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Re:KDE runs on the Apple M2 (with full GPU acceleration) by sofixa on Saturday November 26, 2022 @03:18AM (#33750910)

> That’s usually true for laptops because you can just put it on your lap and swing around to avoid sunshine.

So the options are extreme eye strain due to lights/sun/my own reflection, or extreme back pain due to having to sit like a prawn to hide the light from the laptop? I'd take slightly lower visual quality (doesn't matter in the slightest for what i do on a screen) over either of those.

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Re:KDE runs on the Apple M2 (with full GPU acceleration) by astrange on Tuesday November 29, 2022 @06:37AM (#33786289)

The glossy screens' higher contrast should lead to less eye strain in the end. That's a big reason for better visual quality, like HiDPI displays and OLEDs.

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