Add more information to calibration steps

calibrateMonitor.md

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 # Calibrate Monitor
 
 ## Steps
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 - Create new `.icc` profile using DisplayCAL
+
+  - Reset current profile: `Tools -> Video Card Gamma Table -> Reset Video Card Gamma Table`
+  - Select Settings `Default (Gamma 2.2)`
+  - Display & Instrument
+    - Display
+      - Select correct display
+      - Untick everything
+      - Output levels `Full Range RGB 0-255`
+      - Correction `Auto (None)`
+    - Instrument
+      - Select correct instrument
+      - Untick everything
+      - Select Instrument mode `LCD (generic)`
+  - Calibration
+    - (Optional) Enable `Ambinet light level adjustment`
+      - Determine value using instrument (generally between 120 - 180)
+  - Profiling
+    - Enable `Black Point Compensation`
+  - Connect instrument
+  - Check if instrument detected by pressing on `Display & Instrument ->` Arrow cycle
+  - Disable display sleep `xset s off && xset -dpms`
+  - Disable redshift
+  - Start by clicking `Callibrate & Profile`
+  - Make sure display has right settings
+    - `Start Mesure`
+      - Make sure brightness and colors of monitor are good
+      - Disable again
+  - `Continue on to callbiration`
+
 - Copy profile form `~/.local/share/DisplayCAL/storage/<somePath>/<someFile>.icc` to `/usr/share/color/icc/colord/` (tried `~/.local/share/icc/` but somehow did not work)
 - Run `systemctl restart colord` to make colord find new profiles
 - Start `xiccd` and let it run
 - Figure out `Device ID` from `colormgr get-devices` of desired monitor
 - Figure out `Profile ID` from `colormgr get-profiles` of desired profile
+- Search for profile `colormgr find-profile-by-filename <ProfileID>`
+- Add profile to monitor `colormgr device-add-profile <DeviceID> <ProfileID>`
 - Set profile as default for monitor `colormgr device-make-profile-default <DeviceID> <ProfileID>`
 - Quit `xiccd`
+- Check that profile has successfully been loaded: `xprop -display :0.0 -len 14 -root _ICC_PROFILE`
+
+- Really good article about the matter: <https://web.archive.org/web/20221226110150/https://encrypted.pcode.nl/blog/index.html%3Fp=853.html>