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I used to use it and love it, but after a while I got tired of the inaccurate color profile in the evenings and realized I was disabling it more often than not.
by yan 16y ago
I used to use it and love it, but after a while I got tired of the inaccurate color profile in the evenings and realized I was disabling it more often than not. However, if you're just staring at documentation and code, it does wonders for your eyes. (An easy way to check how nice it is is to disable it late at night and feel your retinas come close to combustion)
- oniTony 16y agoLate night at the library a friend notices f.lux in action... "why are your colours so messed up?" "no, it's supposed to be this way at night. Check this out" disable f.lux; the bright flash starts burning our retinas "woah"
- andrewjshults 16y agoThe bright flash of daylight color temperature when the MacBook Pro's switch graphics cards is the only downside* that I've experienced using f.lux. After you've been using it for a while it's painful to use a computer without it at night. *for non color-critical work
- jhickner 16y agoIf the automatic graphics card switch annoys you (it annoys me), you can disable it with this handy app: http://codykrieger.com/gfxCardStatus http://codykrieger.com/gfxCardStatus