Created attachment 766682 [details] screenshot Description of problem: See the white point entry in the attached screenshot: you will see a symbol that pretends to be a degree symbol, but neither it is. Moreover Kelvin scale is not a graded scale, so the symbol must be removed. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): colord-kde-0.3.0-1.fc18.x86_64 Expected results: Show only K not something like °K
Fixed in gnome-color-manager also: commit aa11252ec0cf6a6e3426e34eeb6add83198d5c79 Author: Richard Hughes <richard> Date: Sat Jun 29 08:22:30 2013 +0100 Kelvin is not a graded scale Resolves: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=979520
Fixed in colord-kde as well: http://commits.kde.org/colord-kde/7824a2ecd0942f33af0868f887e5e5bb75df7c98 I'm not sure how should I close this bug, please change it if I set the wrong status.
Well, it's a graded scale with an affine offset (zero-intercept) that happens to be 0. ;-) I've seen °K in common use and I'm not convinced it's incorrect. But ºK as in the screenshot was definitely wrong (that was the superscript o sign, not the degree sign), and just K is more correct than °K (because it's a plain unit because the affine offset is 0), so it's fine to stick with just K.