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In GNOME, you can use GNOME Color Manager. But how can I do this in Xfce?

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You can access the color manager on xfce by running colormgr.

If you want to apply a color profile:

sudo apt-get install xcalib -y

Apply an ICM file with:

xcalib profilename.icm

Revert the changes with xcalib -c.

Note that the change won't stay upon reboot, so you'll need to add the xcalib profilename.icm command to Startup Applications.

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Search in Settings > Color profiles. Select the monitor, click Add. If it's not on the list, click the folder icon to import one. Select it from the list, click ok and make sure it's enabled.

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