@herf said in f.lux hierarchy with light/dark system settings:

@uhmorphous if you want it to be the same always, turn off "macOS dark theme at sunset" from f.lux options

Hi @herf thanks for responding. That did it! I didn't even think to look in Color Effects in the dropdown menu for this specific issue, so thanks! Irritation eradicated lol

We think there's no replacement for daylight, or high levels of ambient light. The screen can only do so much. So if you can spend an hour near a window or outdoors that is a good idea.

I would worry the most about creating contrast between day and night - turn off overhead/bright lights before bed and try to find more light during the day. Then adjust your screen so it isn't the brightest thing you're looking at before bed.

@TheophilusThistle said in It's Too Dark!:

I tried a search, surprised I couldn't find any posts about f.lux being too dark. I have tried tweaking the settings but I don't like how dark f.lux makes my screen, and the computer's brightness option can't make it any lighter.

How do I brighten the lighting using f.lux?

Do you mean that you don’t like how warm the color temperature gets?

@onotole f.lux actually modifies this setting for activation at sunset. Then I assume it sets the "dark theme" back to unchecked, once sunrise happens. It's probably enabled by default in f.lux, so look in the settings there first.

Hi,
I'm sorry, I misunderstood "sleep in" (my native language in french), I see that it does exactly what I wanted! My weekend starts at Friday night and end Monday morning, the usual schedule, but I think that be able to change the schedule for people who work on Saturdays, but don't on Mondays, and other complex schedules would be nice, don't you think?

BTW, thank you for your support :)