I just bought a new laptop and switched from Ubuntu to Debian 8 Jessie (I am using gdm3). I tried to install the proper drivers for my nVidia GTX 950 video card but I failed each time ( I messed up some things with xorg and nvidia ).My question is:is there a way to get the best appearance (color scheme) for my laptop without installing nvidia drivers ?or can anyone suggest some workaround to correctly install the correct drivers ?I am aware of settings\colors which has some profiles (didn't change anything when switched to some of them). I am also aware of tweak tool which didn't help me.More, I've seen there's something like gnome-color-manager but I didn't quite succeed to use it so far.As suggested:What colors are you talking about? I am talking about desktop colors. (I am talking abot video appearance, the way the colors are displayed on my debian - they are all not-colorfull and pale) What desktop environment? I am using gnome3 on my debian 8 jessie - 64bitroot@asus:/home/Downloads# uname -aLinux asus 3.16.0-4-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 3.16.7-ckt11-1+deb8u5 (2015-10-09) x86_64 GNU/LinuxHow did you try to install the drivers? I've followed several tutorials like: this and thisHow did it fail? Every time, after I installed everything, when rebooting, I didn't get a GUI, I only had access to a terminal. X server was also giving some error messages which I searched for at that moment but I didn't succeed to fix.What is settings\colors? Where do you find it? What did you do with it? In debian, on the menu, we have under System settings a section named Colors. I tried to change some profiles there, in order to change the color scheme, but nothing changed.
How to change colors for best appearance in Debian 8 Jessie
debian;gnome;drivers;gnome3