Graeme,
Frédéric wrote:Did you already look into the fglrx API? This seems to be ATI's API for accessing the LUT with their own (closed-source) drivers (which don't work with the default XVidMode-Ext). I do personally only own an NVidia card but implemented the API for xcalib on a user's request. It looks like being some mixture of their Win32 stuff and XVidMode-Ext. At least one can access all ATI cards by some kind of index - but don't know how flexible it really is.prudent, and these kind of restriction should not be a problem. More and more people are using dual-screen config, and as ATI/NVidia are the last video cards manufacturers, MergedFB/TwinView configs will be more and more common.
I think it is really unfortunate that NVidia/ATI have been sloppy and uncaring of the requirements of users needing color accurate display on X11. It is not aiding the adoption of Linux/X11 when display calibration is broken for users who adopt these manufacturers solutions. If users want full acceleration for multi-screen and color calibration, they will basically be forced to switch to OSX or MSWindows.
Stefan