eDenon-2

  • 5 days ago
  • Joined Sep 23, 2018
  • You guys can write such a long text, what a patience.

    1. Use 240HZ refresh rate
    2. Set brightness to 50%

    That's all, you may have a totally new experience than ever.

  • I dont think an OS will do dither at software level, I only know some monitors will do dither at hardware level which hurt eyes.

  • jordan Display port. Arc and RX6400 is the same on the colors, choose whichever you like.

    • zlhr Use dconf-editor instead, the Gnome 46 (Archlinux) doesn't support gnome-tweaks

      • I'm using Debian 12 Gnome, I previously use Archlinux but installation is a hassle.

        Display: ASUS VG258QM
        Graphics Card: AMD RX6400

        • Model:     Vivo Y200T
          OS:        OriginOS 4
          Android:   14
          Display:   120hz (unknown manufacturer)
          Price:     $199
          Eyestrain: no hurt
          Model:     Vivo Y70T
          OS:        FuntouchOS
          Android:   10
          Display:   60hz (unknown manufacturer)
          Price:     $199
          Eyestrain: no hurt
          Model:     OPPO Reno 11
          OS:        ColorOS 14
          Android:   14
          Display:   120hz (BOE)
          Price:     $399
          Eyestrain: severe hurt
        • Display:       ASUS VG258QM (24 inch)
          Panel:         TN (8 bit)
          Resolution:    1920x1080
          Brightness:    default
          Refresh rate:  240hz
          Graphics Card: Gigabyte AMD RX6400
          Cable:         DisplayPort
          OS:            Debian 12
          Eyestrain:     Eyestrain free

          This TN monitor is good so far, you can buy this. Here I switched from Arch to Debian, the result is same.

        • Sorry this topic is about sketch pad:
          It has a hard thin pencil, which really draws very stable & precise.
          I use krita on Debian, the driver is working well, and no crashes.



        • I have tried following distros, and feel the colors are the same, and the same on eyestrain.

          • Ubuntu 24.04
          • Fedora 40
          • Archlinux (kernel 6.10.1)
          • Debian 12
          • Xubuntu
          • Kubuntu
          • Manjaro 24.0.5
          • Linux Mint 22
          • OpenBSD 7.4

          Select anyone you like, they are the same.

          • Gnome Text Editor

          • httpd-2.4.59 php-7.4.33 mariadb-11.3.2
            
            useradd -s /usr/sbin/nologin user
            mkdir /all_files
            chown user:user /all_files
            
            ========Apache:
            ./configure --prefix=/all_files/http_2 --disable-log-config --with-expat=/all_files/http_2 --with-pcre=/all_files/http_2/bin/pcre2-config
            make -j8
            make install
            ========PHP:
            apt-get install libxml2-dev libonig-dev
            ./configure --prefix=/all_files/http_2 --without-sqlite3 --without-pdo-sqlite --disable-cgi --disable-cli --enable-mysqlnd --disable-mysqlnd-compression-support --enable-mbstring --with-mysqli=mysqlnd --with-mysql-sock=/tmp/mysql.socket --with-apxs2=/all_files/http_2/bin/apxs
            make -j8
            make install
            cp php.ini-production /all_files/http_2/conf/php.ini
            ==conf/httpd.conf:
            User user
            Group user
            PHPIniDir /all_files/http_2/conf
            DirectoryIndex index.html index.php
            AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
            ==conf/php.ini
            log_errors = Off
            
            ========Mariadb:
            apt-get install libncurses5-dev libgnutls28-dev libbison-dev libssl-dev
            cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/all_files/http_2 -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release
            make -j8
            make install
            ==conf/my.cnf:
            [client]
            socket = /tmp/mysql.socket
            [mariadb]
            user = user
            basedir = /all_files/http_2
            datadir = /all_files/http_2/htdocs/data
            socket = /tmp/mysql.socket
            skip-networking
            skip-log-bin
            
            scripts/mariadb-install-db --defaults-file=conf/my.cnf
            su - root
            bin/mariadbd-safe --defaults-file=conf/my.cnf &
            bin/mariadb --defaults-file=conf/my.cnf
            select user from mysql.user; //show users
            drop user user@localhost;    //delete user user
            create user phpbb@localhost; //create user phpbb
            create database phpbb;       //create database
            grant all on phpbb.* to phpbb@localhost; //grant phpbb to phpbb(user)
            bin/mariadb-dump --defaults-file=conf/my.cnf -uphpbb phpbb > phpbb.sql
            bin/mariadb --defaults-file=conf/my.cnf -uphpbb phpbb < phpbb.sql
            
            删除 mariadb-test
            
            ========bin/starter
            #!/bin/sh
            case $1 in
            start)
                bin/apachectl start &&
                bin/mariadbd-safe --defaults-file=conf/my.cnf &
                ;;
            stop)
                bin/apachectl stop &&
                killall mariadbd
                ;;
            esac
            
            ========start:
            bin/starter start
            bin/starter stop
            
            
            ========bbs/phpbb/version_helper.php
            protected $host = 'localhost'
          • Display:       ASUS VG258QM (24 inch)
            Panel:         TN (8 bit)
            Resolution:    1920x1080
            Brightness:    default
            Refresh rate:  240hz
            Graphics Card: Gigabyte AMD RX6400
            Cable:         DisplayPort
            OS:            Archlinux
            Eyestrain:     Eyestrain free

            This TN display is eyestrain free, the only disadvantage is bad viewing angle, you can only sit straight in front of it.

            • Donux It allows, by default it uses wayland.

            • Gurm Actually from the several graphics cards I have tested, besides NVIDIA, they dont support Linux, the Intel A380 and AMD RX6400 have the same color, and both eyestrain free. So AMD is also safe. From the several monitors I have tested, I find HVA panel is more eye protected than FAST-IPS, this is very important. And I tested them all via DP cable.

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