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README

NAME
	pylibgamma - Python 3 wrapper for libgamma.

DESCRIPTION
	pylibgamma is a Python 3 wrapper for libgamma, a library that aims
	to abstract away the display server when adjusting the colour curves
	for monitors via gamma ramps.

SEE ALSO
	libgamma(7)

	Full documentation available locally via the command help in python(1).