I've been messing with plugins and have been able to consistently recreate these issues on my steam deck:

1. Once vibrantDeck is installed, it seems to lock out downloading/installing other plugins
2. After being installed, other plugins also start being unable to read/write their own files, causing CSS Loader to be unable to find installed themes, unable to view new themes, along with PowerTools being unable to change settings.
3. All problems usually go away after removing just vibrantDeck, but sometimes also requires removing all other plugins and re-adding them

I'm not sure why vibrantDeck seems to interact with other plugins in this manner, only thing I can think of is it possibly somehow breaking folder/file access permissions.

I might be wrong but I tried installing vibrantdeck through deckyloader and it didn't appear to be working. I tried moving the slider from 0 to max and disabling/enabling the games-only option and it didn't appear to make a difference in or out of games. I'm not sure if the version on decky loader is broken or if something broke with the latest steamos.

It would be cool if it was possible to whitelist certain games. Emulators in particular I've noticed don't always look great with the saturation turned up. It also would make it more practical to continue to use the Deck-specific reshade config for some games

since the Steam Deck upgrades to steam os 3.3.3。the decky loader can not install the plugin.If you install it from the plugin store,you still cant find it on steam deck

Hey there, sorry If this is the wrong way to go about this but is there any change of adding a gamma and contrast slider as well? That combined with saturation would be a perfect solution to the deck's mediocre color space and default calibration. I'd be happy to donate to the cause if so.

Currently, there is no way to tell what build number I have downloaded. An easy fix would be to add a build number at the bottom. I only ask because with every update that comes out I have no real way to confirm I downloaded the update.

In an effort to support more color correction options, add gamma color gain settings. See libvibrant/vibrantDeck#1

This does not include support for setting degamma/gamma exponents, as there needs to be a user-friendly way of setting them.

I noticed after installing vibrantDeck that it automatically configured itself and changed the display on my device. For me this is unexpected behavior (it did not ask me beforehand nor did I tell it to apply those changes). I have no idea how to change them back to how they were before and uninstalling vibrantDeck did not revert its changes to my device. My display actually seems less saturated after installing and uninstalling vibrantDeck than it was before.

A button to revert back to the Steam Deck's default display settings would give users much more peace of mind when installing and using vibrantDeck on their machines.

I can't use vibrantDeck until I find where the config file is and edit or delete it. I didn't mean for it to be set at -50 for all colors. The menu selection went off from the slider and I tried going back but got lost in the pure black screen.

Is vibrant deck and night mode compatible together? I've noticed that when enabling vibrant deck night mode disables. Would it be possible to have them both enabled together? Perhaps just taking the night mode value and overlaying it with vibrant deck

Hi! I was wondering is it would be possible to add color correction settings to the plugin, with the objetive of manage something like this but system wide:

https://www.reddit.com/r/SteamDeck/comments/wd2fa7/get_a_more_color_accurate_steam_deck_files/ https://www.reddit.com/r/SteamDeck/comments/v80w7u/steam_deck_display_calibration_v2/

Thanks for your work! Amazing plugin!