Hi Lorna,

Thank you for your reply. I have sent you an email again, but this time from my private account (haris at mustajbasi dot ch) to support@ and sales@. If you haven't received anything again, please do write me a private message so we can continue there.

Best regards,

This worked! :) Thanks.

Which shortcut?

f.lux is loading your monitor profile - you can see what it is in the "color management" control panel.

4.55 had a bug that didn't do this in fullscreen, but the right fix is to use a profile you actually like (not just for us to fail to load it sometimes like we were doing before).

Up.

Some help would be appreciated.

Alt+Shift+End

Are you seeing anything at all? The intended appearance is mostly red and black with a "photo negative" appearance, just like a photographer's darkroom.

I wonder if the location wasn't actually set in the first install? There should not be much difference after upgrading.

@johnedwa I understand that, but what's with the sudden drop even though I have the 60 minute slow change enabled? Or the weird dip during the day?

Are those simply the result of the whole thing "breaking down" like you said?

Thank you for your reply, Herf.

My monitor is a Dell U2417H, which I've already "hardware dimmed" as much as possible, but it's not enough, hence my reliance on f.lux for some additional dimming.

I understand your design choice. Allow me to suggest the following future features :

The return to full brightness could remain standard, but at least this should be a progressive return. (Currently, the return to full brightness is immediate, therefore brutally bright). An option for permanently locking the dimming settings could be made available in the settings. It'd be an opt-in option, hence not activated as a standard.