This is why in rawproc I never bothered to figure out how and implement use of the system-specified display profiles - I specify them in rawproc’s properties. Recent rawproc will automatically switch display profiles if you drag the window from one display to another, if you have the two profiles in appropriate properties. Well, 'cept for Wayland, which apparently doesn’t provide the information needed for wxWidgets to know the specific display the application occupies… 