Yeah, me neither.
In Italy TV broadcasts are at 1080i only for the main channels (the rest is SD), UHD systems are rare (many people still buy DVDs..), the average connection speed is probably <=10Mbps in the big cities and modem-like everywhere else.
4K is basically useless at the moment here..

Also, everything is full of horrible DRM..

What are the "main channels" in Italy?

In Finland I think the only free aired TV channels shown in HD are those by our national (state) TV company, YLE. They have, I think, 4 channels they show (also) in HD. Of course these are not really "free" because everyone has to pay the state annually to finance YLE, kind of a tax. I presume in e.g. UK there is a similar system for BBC, and so on...

Then we have several private TV companies which have several free TV channels financed by TV ads... but the thing is that they have kept only their SD channels free for anyone to see. They have HD sister channels for them, but in order to see the HD channels, you have to pay for some cable TV company or such to view them. So pay to see in HD what you can see for free in SD.

That has been the situation for many many years now. I have no idea if this is about to change anytime soon so since I am not buying any cable TV channels or such, all I can see in HD are those four national HD channels which usually show some fat lady singing in an opera (culture) or a live broadcoast from a boring parliament meeting where they are arguing about the increase to the national diaper benefit for families or some such important political things.

Summing it up right there.
Remind me in 7/8 years... or more. :D

I meant the most known and accessible ones (free and national tv).
They're about 10 (and with only 3 owners).
The paid channels are probably all HD by now.

https://justgetflux.com/

Using Amiga' HAM mode to get 4096 colours ;)

HAM rely on a special design and could not work on SVGA.
The later version, HAM8, could show 262144 colours at the same time.

It's not good enough. The monitor I have uses direct current to power the backlight so there is no flickering.

Also with the monitor's built in filter mode, I can use the software dispcalGUI to apply colorimeter color profile to improve the color, so while the blues are reduced physically by the monitor, the program can improve the screen colors so it doesn't look like yellow piss without physically introducing more bluelight.

It would be weird to use two color correction software at the sametime.

I'm still waiting for the ultimate standard of 24K golden gaming.

Yeah this is sorta where I just shake my head and say it's all too ridiculous.

There were tons of great games coming out in SD before the switch to HD. The push hs since seen a sharp decline in good games and a huge increase in ports with marginal changes in graphics.

I just don't see the point. Other than being able to not require AA at all, I don't see otherwise how such high resolutions really are going to help, not to mention each time you bump up you require something like 8x the processing power as before. And more or less, only the top gaming rigs could probably support half of it anyways, so we're probably looking at games that are going to go from 50Gb to 300Gb.

So I don't see the point.
Good question... While original film can be rescanned at higher resolution to get you a 4k or sharper experience, it tends to just show off more and more flaws rather than being better.

Also apparently when going to the switch to digital recording, most only go to a 2k resolution, so it will have to be upscaled, and most movies that make special effects only go to a 2-2.5k mastering or something in that area. This means unless they take the time to remaster movies at even higher resolution, that it's pointless, possibly too much time, or using algorithms to filters like bicubic in order to fill the gaps and give a higher resolution feel. While you can double a resolution that way and more or less not notice, I wouldn't want to go any further than that.

I am still sad that the computer monitors LOST 120 pixels heightwise ten years ago. Using two monitors certainly makes sense to me for some games and three looks like it suits racing games (not my cup of tea).