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I'm puzzled by the movie watching use case. When I watch a movie I always want to see it reproduced as accurately as possible, even at night. I use it when wor
by nsxwolf 12y ago
I'm puzzled by the movie watching use case. When I watch a movie I always want to see it reproduced as accurately as possible, even at night.
I use it when working evenings or nights. Writing code or reading documentation is a much more soothing experience with it enabled for me.
- k-mcgrady 12y ago>> "When I watch a movie I always want to see it reproduced as accurately as possible, even at night." Exactly. I turn Flux off during the movie so I feel that any benefit it would provide me is wasted as my reason for using it is to help my insomnia. It's definitely nice when coding but the major reason for me using it seems wasted because of the movie :)
- oalders 12y agoYou can disable f.lux for specific applications. I do that I'm watching a movie as it just isn't the same when everything is orange. At least that way it's still on for the apps you need when coding etc.