NVibrant

A Noctalia plugin to toggle NVIDIA digital vibrance (color saturation) directly from the bar — no terminal needed.

Features

• One-click toggle in the bar — icon highlights when vibrance is active
• Configurable vibrance level (0–1023)
• Multi-monitor support
• State persists across restarts
• Right-click context menu with quick enable/disable

Requirements

• nvibrant installed (yay -S nvibrant-bin)
• NVIDIA GPU with display connected directly to it (not via iGPU/hybrid graphics)

Hybrid graphics (Optimus) note: On laptops with hybrid AMD+NVIDIA, the internal display (eDP) is typically routed through the AMD iGPU and is not controllable by nvibrant. Switch your BIOS to Discrete GPU / NVIDIA-only mode to make the internal display available to nvibrant.

Installation

Install via the Noctalia plugin manager, or manually:

git clone https://github.com/noctalia-dev/noctalia-plugins ~/.config/noctalia/plugins/nvibrant

Note: If cloning manually, ensure the nvibrant folder is located directly inside your plugins directory.

Then enable the plugin and add the bar widget in Noctalia Settings.

Usage

Action	Result
Left click	Toggle vibrance on/off
Right click	Context menu (toggle + settings)
IPC	qs -c noctalia-shell ipc call plugin:nvibrant toggle

Settings

Setting	Default	Description
Vibrance Level	512	Intensity: 0 = default, 1023 = maximum saturation (~200%)
Display Count	1	Number of displays/ports to apply vibrance to

License

MIT