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Aggravatingly, you can't set Night Shift to actually be on 24/7. It always has a "seam" where it fades off and then turns back on. One trick is to schedule thi
by schiffern 8mo ago
Aggravatingly, you can't set Night Shift to actually be on 24/7. It always has a "seam" where it fades off and then turns back on.
One trick is to schedule this as a bedtime reminder to put down the phone for the night (phone fasting).
- InMice 8mo agoI kind of despise that part about nightshift, since i almost always like to keep it at medium anytime indoors and during winter. But in the later evening I want it max, and when i got to bed i want it even more. And ive always despised flux for that too. It's even worse since a lot of times i sleep in two phases each night and it doesnt allow to change the length of night time. So dumb. In a way it's mildly frustrating, but also slightly insane to me that some of these things are so limiting in control. I cant just be given a simple on/off toggle? There is a project manager(s), paid millions collectively that sit in a room and decide "No, you cannot keep nightshift on, it will turn off at 7 AM every morning." Like... WTF. Stuff like this just keeps on getting worse and worse - and more and more common. Ive created shortcuts to jump directly to night settings and a shortcut to enable color filters. Still...
- nandomrumber 8mo agoCan’t f.lux be controlled from the command line? I seem to recall it can. If so, you should be able to cron it to do whatever you want. I was using redshift on Linux for a while and had some aliases set to trigger various settings.
- InMice 8mo agoIve never been aware of that and when I look it's just forum posts of people asking more than once with no reply.
- nandomrumber 8mo agoI can’t quite reach a Mac from where I’m sitting at the minute, maybe someone can try invoking f.lux from the command line.