@rkrisi I didn't have the issue, and I don't use Windows 10. I'm glad you solved the problem, I've seen that fix mentioned on reddit, and I still don't like windows 10. Hopefully they come up with something more complete and less invasive in privacy. I'm still with a vulnerable Windows 7 setup with backups. Maybe I should go through these 71 updates pending. There's now new "Security and Quality rollup" updates, those should be fun... Instead of one update, now I have to open the KB linked for sereval updates, on each rollup update. I don't want tracking / telemetry updates. It's about 40-50 now. I'm seeing many security updates that look nice to install. The others however... well, I've hidden some already! Don't wait a year to update your system, I just had 12 successful updates and 47 fail!

Update: the current dev version of flux (3.11) fixes the flickering issue! Just in time too, since school is just started back up. So now I can use flux on my main monitor! Sadly there still isn't support for USB adapters, but maybe one day... Thank you flux team for fixing this issue. This change will have a huge positive impact on my sleep/health/academic quality.

I just tried to change the Color Driver from Compositor (slower, compatible) to Tegra and now it does not pending back and forth between the two sets of colors. It did however, depending on when I pressed, choose either the yellowish or intense blue color. So I had to press a couple of times before I could get it to stay at the yellowish color that f.flux for computers have (that also has a tone of red in it depending on what angle you look at the screen). Or at least my eyes seem to think so. Another thing that happened was that when I rotated the screen f.lux seemed to stop working, the display went back to the original one, just as it were before installing f.lux. Maybe that's some kind of bug?

@Adam-Michael-Sasine Make sure you have "automatically adjust brightness" in Display system preferences turned off. Other than that I don't know, but in an emergency you can run RedScreen for Mac OS. You have to quit f.lux first, otherwise exactly the same thing will happen! It can be a symptom of two different things trying to adjust the screen at the same time.

Yeah, I figured out that changing the identifier to something more different resolved the issue. Now I am just stuck at the build stage waiting for the IPad Pro's screen to come online...

@Tungsten_smooth said: @Gentz Now you can open the magnifier and invert the colors (ctrl alt i). I think it's the APU not understanding the color inversion part. Yeah, something somewhere is definitely not allowing f.lux to work correctly. :/

thank you!