With other night time systems now being built in to many monitors, and windows 10, I wonder if you all haven't given the thought to adding other sleep help features, besides light adjustment? Like quiet hours, which is part of many smart phones. Nnow I have to contend with windows interrupting my sleep from time to time with browser and other softer sending notices to the message center at 3AM. Also, there are probably many other ways to help coax people to sleep that could be widen the scope of the f.lux software and make it more useful.
I travel a bunch for my work- I'd like to have a way to just turn flux on without the help of having it decide when to shift colors for me. Two things seem to be happening: the timing is not always working right, and also when I happen to hit finder on my mac flux immediately comes off quickly... How can I just put flux on, and have it stay on till I manually turn it off?
Hello everyone,
I love f.lux, I use it every time in my Windows partition. Nevertheless, on Linux, more precisely on Ubuntu, that doesn't work.
I've installed the package through the PPA repository, like it is mentioned on this github page, I lauch f.lux. Then I enter my location and... that is where I'm stuck. I'd like to mention I have already tried to change the color temperatur but after that, it's still don't work...
If someone could help me I would be grateful :)
Diclamer : I'm French so I have erase the ZIP code location, and I'm not an English people so it is possible that there are mistakes in my text. If so, forgive me!
Try restarting your windows pc into safe mode and remove any unwanted softwares or malwares. Then Restart Normally to check if fixed. [Spam link removed - this is not allowed]
