Dear Plasma fellows, I got a real 10 bit monitor for testing currently and thus I'd like to feed it with a 10 bit per color video signal.
Where can I see which mode is currently in use and how can it be changed?
Also, I use a laptop and thus external monitors may change. How can I setup it for a specific monitor only?
In case this involves hacking the configs files, are there plans from KDE side to expose those configurations in a more user friendly way in the future?
From September 12, 2020 newsletter of Citizens Against Harmful Technology:
https://www.mynewsletterbuilder.com/emainewsletterl//1414717192
(The article in the newsletter has embedded links to click on. The copy below does not have the links.)
A laser-induced plasma channel (LIPC) is formed by the following process:
A laser emits a laser beam into the air.
The laser beam rapidly heats and ionizes surrounding gases to form plasma. The plasma forms an electrically conductive plasma channel.
Because a laser-induced plasma channel relies on ionization, gas must exist between the electrolaser weapon and its target. If a laser-beam is intense enough, its electromagnetic field is strong enough to rip electrons off of air molecules, or whatever gas happens to be in between, creating plasma.[1] Similar to lightning, the rapid heating also creates a sonic boom.
Methods of use:
To kill or incapacitate a living target through electric shock.[2]
To seriously damage, disable, or destroy any electric or electronic devices in the target.
As electrolasers and natural lightning both use plasma channels to conduct electric current, an electrolaser can set up a light-induced plasma channel for uses such as:
To study lightning
During a thunderstorm, to make lightning discharge at a safe time and place, as with a lightning conductor.[3]
Directing atmospheric lightning to a terrestrial collection station for the purpose of electrical power generation.
As a weapon, to make a thunderhead deliver a precise lightning strike onto a target from an aircraft; in this case, the aircraft and laser can be compared to a triggered spark gap, in that the relatively minor amount of initial input from the laser allows a large amount of energy to flow between the cloud and the ground.
Because of the plasma channel, an electrolaser may cause an accident if there is a thunderstorm (or other electricity sources such as overhead powerlines) about. - Wikipedia
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