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I had trouble installing on linux and am using the program "redshift" instead.

• reitzensteinm 16y ago
  I also couldn't get it working on Linux (I'm running a pretty standard Ubuntu 10.04 install on integrated graphics). A shame, because it works great on my PC and Mac, and when I wake up the Linux PC to do server work at night it feels like my eyes are burning.
  • mixmastamyk 16y ago
    Can't adjust brightness? Ubuntu handles my brightness hotkeys and I keep the brightness pretty low anyway. For latenight I also use the compiz hotkey for negative color windows. (It may have to be enabled, and probably won't work on integrated gfx.) It is Win+N and pages go white on black instantly.
    • anateus 16y ago
      It's not about brightness it's about color temperature.
      • mixmastamyk 16y ago
        It's about both in a dark room. Current solution works, and have uninstalled the others. Not to mention, he said it didn't work for him.
• cdawzrd 16y ago
  In addition to being easier to install, Redshift has the benefit of working properly in multi-monitor environments. http://jonls.dk/redshift/ http://jonls.dk/redshift/ $0.02
  • Fargren 16y ago
    I have f.lux in two monitors, with no problems. Windows 7 64 bits.
    • cdawzrd 16y ago
      Should have clarified: In Linux, f.lux does not appear to work with multiple monitors. Redshift works great in Linux.
  • nantes 16y ago
    FWIW, f.lux is working fine on Ubuntu 10.04, with multiple monitors, for me.
• crocowhile 16y ago
  What trouble did you have? Works out of the box in archlinux.