Same here. I then go to preference and switch to "Sunset" settings, the back to daytime and screen goes back to normal (w/o actually changing any settings).
However it switches back to "Bedtime" settings every now and then (actually quite often), mostly when closing programs, alert boxes or when starting other apps (but not reproducably "reliable"). So most context switches seem to confuse f.lux here (OSX 10.11.5).

@Tungsten_smooth Thanks a lot. That did the trick!

@MendicantBias Well, how far down are you able to set f.lux in the daytime? Whatever that number is, coupled with inverting your screen colors, is about the best solution I can come up with that you'll be able to do.

Actually, you could change your location twice per day or something, if you're willing to do that.

We can run OS X and iOS in greyscale in addition to flux.

http://osxdaily.com/2010/05/04/make-your-mac-run-in-grayscale-mode/

http://ios.wonderhowto.com/how-to/grayscale-mode-ios-8-proof-next-iphone-will-sport-amoled-display-0155441/

@LinkFrancis I saw you sent a message first. That image will not show us anything. It's attempting to go into your local hard drive, which thankfully, nobody on the Internet has access to directly. You'll need to send it to a image sharing website.

Edit, in the mean time, could you please explain, step by step, how you're installing the software?

Yes I would also like a simple on off switch.

Does anyone know where I can download version 23?

Thanks for the further information.

Lorna,

Hi!

I am using 36.6 and do not have "sleep late on weekends checked" not "extra hours…" checked. All others are checked. No color effects are checked and no Disabled options are checked.

The location arrow, when clicked, tells me that it cannot find my location and wonders if I wi-fi is turned off.

As a matter of fact, location services is not working anywhere, and per the apple forums, this seems to be a suffering issue for many 10.11.4 users.

It did work well on 10.10.5, but since moving up, has been very very spotty at best.

My physical location is Izmir, turkey. The late 2011 MBP running 10.11.4 has my automatic time set to GMT+3 to account to DST.

@jnuneziglesias the f.lux program isn't even installed, much less running on any account, other than the one you installed it on. You'll have to install it for every user who wants it.

Try this one: https://justgetflux.com/dlmac.html

f.lux updates the system profile many times per day on dual-GPU macs, and it's possible that Photoshop doesn't expect this to happen and leaks memory. Sounds like quite a bit.

You can turn our profile writer off using the instructions here:

https://justgetflux.com/news/2014/10/28/profile.html

(If anyone has a way to report this to Adobe, please do.)

I'll take that as a no. Thanks for building what could easily be considered the best idea since monitor color profiles, but this is unusable. I also don't understand why the developer thought a manual setting needs to be bypassed by the software's heart beat (every few seconds the software checks if the settings are right and updates them). It really defeats the purpose of even having a UI that allows for changes. Anyways, good luck getting the kinks out!