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Back when I was using Ubuntu, I could install an app called Redshift, which is basically the Linux equivalent for f.lux.
by scribu 10y ago
Back when I was using Ubuntu, I could install an app called Redshift, which is basically the Linux equivalent for f.lux.
- singlow 10y agoThere is f.lux for Ubuntu. Although maybe not for Unity? I use Gnome.
- artursapek 10y agoI'm running it with Unity
- lousken 10y agoit has been broken for a while; nobody maintains it afaik
- vetinari 10y agof.lux for Linux is an X11 app, it does not care for Unity or Gnome. You have to manually start it after you log-in, or find out how to make it autostart. Not very user-friendly. Being X11 app means, it does not work with Wayland.
- chimeracoder 10y agoRedshift is great. I have a systemd user unit for it, and I actually prefer it to Flux on OS X.
- reactor 10y agoSetting up (configure/build + daemon) Redshift is bit pain, a built-in would be awesome, similar to the one just launched in GNOME.
- JdeBP 10y agoWhy did you build from source and make your own daemon instead of using the Ubuntu package? * http://packages.ubuntu.com/yakkety/redshift http://packages.ubuntu.com/yakkety/redshift