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The program I'm using for setting screen to red during night is actually asking for the coordinates already since the sun rises and sets at different times depe
by Moru 11y ago
The program I'm using for setting screen to red during night is actually asking for the coordinates already since the sun rises and sets at different times depending on where you live. It actually doesn't even get above the horizon in some locations on the earth during winter. Where I live we get about 4.25 hours of sun around midwinter.
- cbd1984 11y agoRight. That's an application which actually cares about solar light levels in a region. Most applications care about local time, because when it's 7 AM in December in northern Montana, you're getting out and going places regardless of how much longer it's going to be before the sun comes up. Local morning is only loosely tied to local sunrise, civil or otherwise.