@Simon144 no did nothing wrong, we never finished this on the Mac, mainly because it requires a machine to stay on 24/7 and our macbooks were too good at sleeping. Maybe in the future...
Why aren't you using the Page Up and Page Down keys that are above the Arrow Keys instead? So above the arrow keys there's Insert, Delete, Home, End, Page Up, Page Down.
@Yemafu the big reason to like TUV certification is that it ensures a low-flicker display, which is really helpful.
For blue light, this standard is not very effective, as it's a super tiny change in blue light, usually below 10%. You'd be better off with something that dims to a comfortable level, or adjusting your desk and the glare around it.
@Filip yes we have implemented it many times over the years and the main issue is interacting with the half-dozen other systems that do similar things in Windows. Someday we will have something simple and useful enough to ship. ;)
I've found that using f.lux with warmer color temperatures really helps reduce eye strain. It's about finding a balance that's not too harsh but still lets you see the true colors in your video work.
For me, setting f.lux to gradually change the color temp over the course of the day mirrors the natural progression of outdoor light and keeps those headaches at bay.
Smart lamps are certainly a very cool solution for those who want to diversify the appearance of their home at least a little. In addition, it is incredibly convenient, because they have a remote voice control that allows you to turn off and turn on the light, as well as change the color scheme of your light bulb. For example, I purchased my lamps for home using the website https://www.vont.com/product/vont-bulb-color-smart-light-bulbs-smart-bulbs /, now I am sure that my living room and the bedroom in which I installed them look cool
I see that the lifx lights support is still green, but it's a start!
It would be interesting to be able to discover the available lights although it is not necessary.
But it would be very nice to be able to decide to affect only some of the lights by name and not all as it happens now or even to indicate their group and how we want the effect of temperature control of the lights if instead of changing directly we want something softer using a scene that makes the transition over a longer period of time from one tone to another automatically and smoother, so f.lux would only have to launch a broadcast only once to the bulbs every day to have a perfect transition every time.
@Just1M This has sadly been a feature request for a looooooooooooooong time. I posted something similar over a year ago in this forum, still nothing. Somehow I think they've either stopped working on it or don't feel like adding it. It's why I stopped using f.lux and just went with the built in Windows 10 night light, was just simpler and since the main feature I wanted doesn't exist anyway I decided to ditch the extra software.
