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There's also Redshift that was inspired by f.lux which may work better for some (and has a nice gtk tray client): http://jonls.dk/redshift/ http://jonls.dk/reds
by pluc 5y ago
There's also Redshift that was inspired by f.lux which may work better for some (and has a nice gtk tray client): http://jonls.dk/redshift/ http://jonls.dk/redshift/
- asicsp 5y agoI use redshift (haven't tried f.lux) and works great. I use a constant 3000K temperature instead of location/time based changes.
- pluc 5y agoMy experience is Redshift works better on Linux whereas f.lux works better (or "is more elegantly integrated") on OSX
- forgotpwd16 5y agoI've used redshift since ever but didn't knew f.lux had a Linux version. Though nowadays GNOME and Plasma offer built-in functionality for this, it is still needed for those of us preferring a window manager (and gammastep for Wayland users).