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I'll go a step further: most screens even black has some brightness and blueness. You can see the difference if you wear blue-blocking glasses. A pair of those
by quadrangle 8y ago
I'll go a step further: most screens even black has some brightness and blueness. You can see the difference if you wear blue-blocking glasses. A pair of those is worthwhile. They're more widespread and inexpensive these days.
But yeah, like the other reply, I use Redshift slightly less blue in daytime and much less blue at night.
- foo101 8y agoWhat's your Redshift setting for daytime? Do you or anyone else have a third setting for bedtime like f.lux has (say for 1 or 2 hours prior to bedtime)? If yes, how do you simulate this third setting and how do transition smoothly from the evening setting to the bedtime setting?
- quadrangle 8y agoI set daytime to 6250. I try to remember to wear amber glasses at bedtime. And the KDE Plasma Redshift Control widget lets me quickly scroll over the icon to make things more red or less. I don't have 3 different auto-settings. I would LIKE to do that though!! Is there a way to do that?