Hi emaus78,
Welcome to the club! There are (non-GUI) tools that exist in the Linux ecosystem that can tweak your display as you desire. I am not aware of any plans to develop a Graphics & Media Control Panel-like tool at this time.
For now, best advice is to first ensure your display has a properly configured color profile. I did this for my second display. There was a profile for it already, so it was just a matter of enabling it. Configure/calibrate all of your displays. In Ubuntu, this is done by using the Color applet in System Settings. Just to be certain Unity (or fill-in-the-blank desktop environment) fully utilizes the profile, consider logging out and back in again-- no need to reboot in this instance.
After tweaking/calibrating your color profile, if your display still isn't as vibrant as desired, it's time to break out the command line and utilize 'xrandr'. That tool has many options for color or gamma correction that you can leverage.
Cheers
Hello!
First I want to thank you on effort you put in creating these drivers.
I am new Linux user, I don't know msch about it, but I really like my new system.
Everything runs smoothly exept one thing: I don't have options to adjust my screen options like in windows!
(example: http://img5.imageshack.us/img5/9296/ucur.jpg )
Is it possible that we once have GUI for these drivers couse it hearts me when I look on my dualboot, shinny and colourfull screen in Windows 7, and colour washed and pale screen in my Linux system.
Kind regards
Marko