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An alternative to F.lux on the Mac would be great. I'd pay for it, even if it was just a port of Redshift. When I say alternative, I mean a program that adjust
by Udo 12y ago
An alternative to F.lux on the Mac would be great. I'd pay for it, even if it was just a port of Redshift.
When I say alternative, I mean a program that adjusts the system color palette based on the time of day (or the light curve as captured by the webcam).
While F.lux kind of does that - barely - it's designed for something completely different: it's some kind of weird Zen sleep optimizer. What I want is to use a less harsh screen at night, whereas F.lux asserts that I shouldn't be on the computer at all during that time. Consequently, it's almost impossible to configure its behavior.
- Nib 12y agoLet me check that out, it sounds like a good idea, but it'll be quite a lot of work to make that...
- _delirium 12y ago> even if it was just a port of Redshift. I believe the github-head version of Redshift has experimental OSX support, merged in mid-May. Discussion in this issue (with a list of merged patches at the end): https://github.com/jonls/redshift/pull/69 https://github.com/jonls/redshift/pull/69