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Still no flux…iOS is too bright!
by feifan 12y ago
Still no flux…iOS is too bright!
- aeontech 12y agoWhat do you mean? The screen brightness auto-adjusts by default already, what would f.lux give you?
- salman89 12y agoChanges the color temperature.
- Fishkins 12y agof.lux doesn't reduce overall brightness, it reduces the blue end of the spectrum. This makes the screen warmer, and is supposed to be good later at night since blue light specifically is what triggers production of the chemicals that keep you awake.
- feifan 12y agoEasy on the eyes when it gets dark. iOS is blinding when I turn it on past, say, 9pm, especially since I have flux on my computer. That transition is jarring. Having flux might improve my sleep cycle, certainly hasn't hurt :)
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- mercer 12y agof.lux main benefit is that it gets 'warmer' in color as well, as the blue light is harsh and can affect your sleep (or so I've heard).