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I tried it out, and it's nice and simple, but still allows a custom setting for how much shift occurs, and you can trigger it manually, at custom times, or at '
by geerlingguy 10y ago
I tried it out, and it's nice and simple, but still allows a custom setting for how much shift occurs, and you can trigger it manually, at custom times, or at 'sunset and sunrise'.
It has all the features of f.lux that I'd ever need, so I'm happy to uninstall f.lux on my Macs now.
- copperx 10y agoWhy are you happy? and does it work with 3rd party external displays, like Flux does?
- shurcooL 10y ago> Why are you happy [to uninstall f.lux]? (I'm not OP.) Not having to install a 3rd party app to have same functionality means it's easier to reinstall macOS from scratch, or start with a fresh Mac in the future. Less baggage.
- TheAceOfHearts 10y agoNot GP, but I'm happy with it because I only need this to work for my laptop display. If I have my TV or external monitor hooked up, I'm either working or consuming media, in which case I don't want the color shift.