It starts working after the sun has already set and doesn't allow to apply the filter manually. I have to change my location just to have bare bone functionality.
wtf is this shit
>>61093031
A software made by retards
>>61093031
>doesn't allow to apply the filter manually
yes it does
>>61093056
not on linux
>>61093031
>doesn't allow to apply the filter manually
it literally does you retard
>>61093110
expecting software to work exactly the same cross-OS was your first mistake
>>61093110
>not using GNOME and its Night Light
>>61093228
>Night Light
details on this please and bump in case thread dies
>>61093031
I dont need flux anymore after the Windows 10 Creators Update
>>61095825
Is the Windows one better? Ive used f.lux so long now
>>61093031
Weird thread.
What DE are you using?
I've used Unity, Cinammon and GNOME and I was able to set it manually in all three.
>>61095891
>>61095825
The Windows one doesn't work.
To appeal to normies, it doesn't even remotely eliminate most blues. Same with Apples one.
Stick with F.Lux and Redshift.
>>61093031
Get the beta version, it works flawlessly.
>>61095891
It'd be fine and functional if introduced the ability for it to shift gradually like f.lux does, but it doesn't.
Until it does, I'm sticking with f.lux.
I'm using Redshift in Lunix and it works perfectly fine
>>61095378
GNOME now has this feature built in.
http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2017/02/gnome-night-light-blue-light-filter-linux
Try the buttons on your monitor.
>>61099059
Windows does too.
f.lux is a piece of shit that causes flicker and vsync issues, fuck it.
>>61095891
>>61097044
Why doesn't Microsoft just buy flux then?
Maybe we could meme them into doing so but sending Microsoft feedback and tell them to buy flux.
>>61099803
>my ASUS PB278Q has 4 modes
>doesnt even get to 3600k
just gonna stick with f.lux
>>61099803
fuck off, I'm not falling for the stretching jew, and I'd have to stretch every morning and evening to reach the buttons, that's twice a day
we have programs to automate shit for a reason