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The "without Lumen" gif seems edited to make the effect worse. The brightness is reduced when switching to the terminal, and increased when switching to the edi
by ajnin 10y ago
The "without Lumen" gif seems edited to make the effect worse. The brightness is reduced when switching to the terminal, and increased when switching to the editor. You can see the editor window background getting gray when it slides off the screen. If you need to be dishonest to "sell" your tool then I'm going to assume it's not very good.
- wingworks 10y agoIt's just to illustrate what it does no?
- rocco_t 10y agoI didn't interpret that for dishonesty; he's just trying to illustrate how it works, in my opinion, by showing a scenario where the screen is too dark for the content on it, and another scenario where the screen is too bright for the content on it.
- anishathalye 10y agoYes, exactly. Sorry if it was misleading. It's hard to demonstrate something that changes your screen brightness, because brightness changes won't be captured using screen capture software, and because what people see would depend on their screen brightness setting too. I could have used a video camera or something to record my computer's screen, but I thought that would be overkill / not worth the effort, so I just opted to produce a gif that does an okay job of illustrating the effect.