Nobody has a solution for this?

Something is wrong on your computer then. When f.lux is installed, it places an entry into the Registry that makes it start with Windows. This means that when Windows starts up, you should see the f.lux icon in the Notification Area. Depending on the time of day or your "wake up" time, you might even see a warm color.

Well I'm wrong about the tall spikes, as witnessed on the reflection of a CD and the fluxometer, these bulbs still have color spikes and those spikes seem to produce more than 50% of the visible light from the bulb. I'm just hoping that the "deluxe" phosphor coatings can produce a stronger light than the standard T12 "cool white" coatings but from what I've read and seen about these phosphors I'm not very hopeful. If they aren't much stronger than the standard coatings then I'll just try the Philips bulb and get the blue T5 bulbs as well, then I'll upgrade to LED when I need it for bright light in the morning.

ive installed redshift until I can get flux running. redshift has a working taskbar button as gui, but that stuff turns on my cpu fan for whatever reason so I cant keep it on running during daytime without the noise. i gotto switch it on/off to avoid the fan spinning.

@ibrahimoviczlatan205 said in How to get to 800K on a mac?: @fluxzeta said in How to get to 800K on a mac?: I have seen posts saying that it is possible to get under 1200K, the lowest setting on the f.lux sliding bar, by pressing alt+shift+page up/page down. However, Macs do not have the page up/page down key, and when I tried using the alternative on a mac for that key (fn+up arrow/down arrow), that did not seem to work. Does anyone know how to get down to 800K on a mac? It would probably be correct to assume that the Macintosh SE is not of the FDHD kind, since your question merely refers to 800K floppies. Unfortunately, it is absolutely necessary to create 800K floppy disks on another older Macintosh computer with a (built-in) floppy drive for 800K (and 1.44 MB) disks. This means a pre-1998 computer. good luck They are talking about color temperature. 800 Kelvin.

Well, okay, this is kind of embarassing. Restart solved it ._.

Yes thanks we should use the same setting. I think I forgot to do that because it wasn't as bad as Hue but it's still important.

A month later, and I'm still having to deal with this every morning.