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Which version of f.lux do you have installed? What's happening now with Nota Bene? I would recommend trying version 4 from our website and see if you like some of the expanded daytime settings.

@jasonpurl76 said in How do I adjust the time flux activates.:

Any update to this? I would expect more of an arch with a decline through the day instead of long flat lines in the set up.

That would constantly use CPU resources.

i would try finding your location again - sounds like it has found the wrong spot?

Can we help you with something particular in the old Windows version of f.lux?

I'm using v3 of f.lux, would your suggestion pertain to this version also?

It does in v4, which is the current version.

"Translating it into Chinese"? That's what I could help with. I am a professional mandarin language translator working with a team of fellow translators/localizers. Will see what we could take part in...

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Hey man, did you solve this issue with your monitor?

I'm having a very similar triouble with mine and I dont want to check all the possibbilities before send it to the warranty.

this is very weird, it only happens with the 144hz and it only happens when I play (I think is only when it uses fullscreen).

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I fix the screen issue if anybody wants to know here is how to fix it..

SOLUTION! I got this sorted! I am using MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2017, Four Thunderbolt 3 Ports). I was using a docking station that is connected via USB and then HDMI cable from the docking station to my external monitor. When I started using USB-C to HDMI adapter and then HDMI cable from this adapter to my monitor, it worked. Enjoy!

I guess everyone knows it but those who use Windows 10 have a built in option that does the same as f.lux. It can be fount in settings -> display -> night light.
I have been using it for a long time and it works fine.

This problem continues...does anyone have any troubleshooting suggestions?

You should upgrade to the newer version

In addition to manual times, I think having an offset to be able to set it to start x min/hours before/after sunset/sunrise would be helpful for many, too.