diff --git a/docs/public/assets/config.ini b/docs/public/assets/config.ini
index af09a59f7e..07a2829a83 100644
--- a/docs/public/assets/config.ini
+++ b/docs/public/assets/config.ini
@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
-; This configuration file was automatically generated by Luma3DS v13.1.1
+; This configuration file was automatically generated by Luma3DS v13.2
 
 [meta]
 ; Do not edit these two lines.
 config_version_major = 3
-config_version_minor = 12
+config_version_minor = 13
 
 [boot]
 ; Options appearing on the Luma3DS initial boot menu
@@ -115,6 +115,26 @@ ntp_tz_offset_min = 0
 screen_filters_top_cct = 6500
 screen_filters_bot_cct = 6500
 
+; Color curve adjustment. The 3DS screens are calibrated to a specific
+; color curve that give the 3DS screens their "blueish, washed out" look,
+; which attempts to make the most of TN screens present on most 3DSes. At
+; the same time, this makes IPS screens kind of look weird without adjustments
+; (green-ish hue, cold colors, etc.).
+; As it turns out, IPS screens (and only these) have a large enough color
+; gamut to undo this curve can be made to behave almost like a proper sRGB display,
+; in other words this setting can make IPS screens look like how they do in screen-
+; shots: it **significantly** improve how IPS screens look.
+; The result is much more mixed for TN screens: it might improve how *some* games
+; and *some* software looks, but oftentimes produces a weird red hue.
+; Possible values:
+;   - 0: no adjustment
+;   - 1: sRGB adjustment profile
+;   - 2: reserved for future expansion
+; screen_filters_bot_color_curve_adj is currently ignored and reserved for future
+; expansion.
+screen_filters_top_color_curve_adj = 0
+screen_filters_bot_color_curve_adj = 0
+
 ; Gamma adjustment for the screen filters (0 to 8).
 ; Increasing this above 1 will make colors look more saturated.
 screen_filters_top_gamma = 1