These can't be assigned to the schedule yet, but we are planning it in the future.

@lorna Also, let us stop the performance test as well. The only reason I clicked graph to preview was because I was trying to figure out how to see the time it changed colors at (which unfortunately I can't).

@btreloar You're using Windows? Sometimes icons get hidden by the operating system, check if the f.lux icon is in the overflow https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/30031/windows-10-customize-taskbar-notification-area

Hello everyone!

I have the same issue with RDP installation.

"Disabled remote desktop" on server install.

I have installed the last version on f.lux.

Finally, is it compatible RDP or not?

Will it be compatible in the future?

Thanks, much appreciated!

herf.

Is this a limitation of f.lux or DisplayLink?

@moomoolan said in Night owl needs to modify low point of graph:

I am not able to grip the line and push it up. Clicking anywhere on the line causes it to do a 24 hour preview.

That's not where f.lux is manually adjusted. You have to grab the circle/ball thing and slide it left or right (click and drag).

Has not changed (default NSIS behavior). We use it for updating.

I just tried it, NSIS Error came back up still

It's not the flipping that is the issue. I would like to continue using my surface book (and rotating it) without the screen flicker.

Can you see if there is an icon in the tray next to your system clock?

Usually this means it is using a "basic" driver and you need to update it to use a "real" driver - and everything else will get faster too, when you do.

This is a really really old driver, btw - I might try to update it first.

But I will say the f.lux benchmark is not nearly that good on the newer drivers...(I miss 2011 apparently)