The current technology is not ready for proper blending

Color blending in graphics programming faces significant challenges when choosing between sRGB, linear RGB, and perceptually uniform color spaces like OkLab. While OkLab provides the most visually accurate results for color gradients and blending, linear RGB is physically correct but can produce undesirable visual artifacts, especially in monochrome gradients. The article demonstrates these differences through GLSL code examples and explains why current graphics pipelines struggle to implement proper perceptually uniform blending consistently across all rendering operations.