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If you are on mac, you should check 'f.lux'. It will adjust the colors of the screen automatically to minify the effects of blue light.
by Philomath 9y ago
If you are on mac, you should check 'f.lux'. It will adjust the colors of the screen automatically to minify the effects of blue light.
- sudojudo 9y agoThere's f.lux for Linux as well, but you'll probably want to add a GUI [1]. f.lux runs on most desktops and phones. Redshift seems to be the top choice for Linux users though, because f.lux lacks some basic features (like being able to turn it on during daylight hours). The trade-off is that f.lux is easier to install and has a smaller footprint. Also worth noting is that Redshift is FOSS, and f.lux is not (though there are forks on githib, so I must be missing something). [1] https://github.com/xflux-gui/xflux-gui https://github.com/xflux-gui/xflux-gui
- photojosh 9y agoFrom macOS Sierra 10.12.4 onward, it's built in. Check Displays in System Preferences. Just tested now and it works with both internal display and external 4K screen.