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Check out HDR Monitor Support on the Arch Wiki. It tells you everything you need to know
It kinda sucks that even in Arch you have to use KDE to get HDR support. I greatly prefer Gnome. It's so stupid simple that I get things done way faster.
What do you mean with "even in Arch", why would this be different across distros?
Because Arch is a rolling distro, so it gets new stuff faster. I guess what I'm ultimately saying is that it sucks I need to use a DE that I don't like to get HDR support, or alternatively, it sucks that Gnome doesn't support HDR, even with the newest version.
Ah got it!
There are other distros with KDE 6, not just Arch.