I experienced the same issue. Alt+End doesn't help! What do I do?

@herf said in Flux turns blue into purple:

@twocables It is possible to do much, much better. We have had prototypes and shaders to do this for many years. Some more is possible soon.

Right, but maintaining perfect color accuracy while using a very warm color temperature like 2300K or lower seems to be something that will always be impossible. Sure, it should be possible to get reasonably good color accuracy for casual use, but not for professional use where color accuracy is absolutely critical.

Same here

Compositor is the only one that change my screen color, if i choose the other 2 options my screen remains the same

@hacdias

Apply the below given steps:

Exit all programs.
Press the Windows + R keys to open the Run dialog box.
Type in the following text, and then press Enter. msconfig. ...
In the System Configuration window, on the Boot tab, uncheck Safe boot. ...
Click OK.
When you are asked to restart the computer, click Restart.

Source:

@XenoXilus Yeah, that's not supposed to happen. I've got a Xeon (Intel) CPU quad core, but it has NO onboard graphics. I'd say just disable your onboard graphics, even though you're probably not using it. Let me know if that helps.

Can you check for updates to your video driver? This is likely due to a driver problem so updating may help you.