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Any idea if they've included GAMMA_LUT support to make Night Shift work?
That's about the only big thing missing for me, otherwise Nvidia drivers have been working pretty well with Wayland across my machines over the last year or so.
I just tried night light in KDE Wayland with the 535 drivers and it does not work, so I am assuming GAMMA_LUT is not in the driver yet.
Yes, the release notes have not mention of it either, so I guess it's not there yet: 535.54.03 release notes