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Ditto for my laptop, the software approach is just a bit untenable when I do work with graphics or design especially because you need consistency in these cases
by jamal-kumar 5y ago
Ditto for my laptop, the software approach is just a bit untenable when I do work with graphics or design especially because you need consistency in these cases.
Personally, I just hit the brightness down button on my keyboard a few times around 8pm. I think windows has this as a built in feature now, too? I'm curious to know what f.lux offers over this:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/set-your-display-for-night-time-in-windows-18fe903a-e0a1-8326-4c68-fd23d7aaf136 https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/set-your-display...
- forgotpwd16 5y agoFirst thing I see is f.lux lets you configure the transition (speed/intensity) between day/night modes as well as color temperatures rather having an abstract "strength" setting.
- pewu 5y agoOne feature missing from the Windows solution, which flux has and it works tremendously, is an automatic trigger to disable the color/brightness change when a certain app is opened. Works beautifully when I'm up to do some Lightroom work.