MacOS Mojave Beta [fixed in beta 5]
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@herf Yes, I suspected it might have to do with that.
Using gxfCardStatus.app to switch between the GPUs I can reproduce the issue. When using the internal, I get artefacts. When using the discrete, the artefacts go away.
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I've got a Macbook with newest Mojave beta (18A336e) and I also have this problem. Macbooks only have internal Intel GPU so this must be a iGPU problem. The question is is this because of the Mojave GPU driver or a bug in F.lux? Should we send bug reports to Apple instead or does the F.lux team need to rewrite parts of the F.lux rendering code?
Anyway, this might be a tough bug to fix...
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Mojave beta 4 (18A336e). I experience the problem only when there are NO external monitors connected to my laptop and flux is set to Sunset or Bedtime mode. If I have an external monitor plugged in then those modes appears fine on my Macbook screen and the external monitors.
Hope that info is helpful in some way.
-BeauMacBook Pro (15-inch, 2017)
Radeon Pro 560 4096 MB
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Is anyone using an older Mac (from 2015 or earlier) that has the problem?
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@beaugalbraith said in MacOS Mojave Beta:
Mojave beta 4 (18A336e). I experience the problem only when there are NO external monitors connected to my laptop and flux is set to Sunset or Bedtime mode. If I have an external monitor plugged in then those modes appears fine on my Macbook screen and the external monitors.
Hope that info is helpful in some way.
-BeauMacBook Pro (15-inch, 2017)
Radeon Pro 560 4096 MB
Intel HD Graphics 630 1536 MBCan confirm this is still an issue for me as well. I suspect that those with only the integrated Intel GPU's are going to have a long wait for a fix. Really a shame because as others have pointed out, Night Shift does indeed suck by comparison.
Macbook Pro w/ TouchBar (13-inch, 2017)
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I have the same ongoing issue as well. The problem goes away while connected to my LG Ultrafine 4K while my MacBook is closed. I have a 2017 13’ MacBook Pro with Intel Iris Plus 640 integrated GPU
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The current public beta build (18A347e) fixed the issue for me on my 13-inch 2017 MacBook Pro. So happy to have flux back!
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Yup, all good on my side as well, using either GPU.
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Confirmed fix for me as well
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I just bought a brand new macbook pro 2018 (8th edition, came out a few weeks ago) and once I enabled flux I got the blue neon text. Here's a photo of my screen since screenshots don't capture it. Where do I find the beta?
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@timwis is this Mojave or High Sierra? All we know so far is Mojave's public beta fixes it.
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So this is odd, and may need to be posted elsewhere, but I have now switched to a brand new Macbook which does not have the Mojave beta and the same issues I had been experiencing before the latest Mojave patch, I am now experiencing in High Sierra.
If I install the Mojave beta on this new Macbook, the issue is resolved but I was not planning on using a Beta OS on this device. Reverting back to High Sierra seems to bring back this same issue.Any ideas?
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@timwis said in MacOS Mojave Beta [fixed in beta 5]:
I just bought a brand new macbook pro 2018 (8th edition, came out a few weeks ago) and once I enabled flux I got the blue neon text. Here's a photo of my screen since screenshots don't capture it. Where do I find the beta?
Same here.
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@herf any updates on this?
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The High Sierra bug has been reported to Apple. Mojave has a fix already. There is a f.lux build posted with a temporary workaround.
