Catalina 10.15.1 (19B88) cursor not effected
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I tried the beta (version 39.9872), but unfortunately I still get the bright white cursor.
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Thank you for checking. Maybe I didn't do enough...will make a parameter instead in the next one.
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Meanwhile does adjusting to 2000K work for everyone with this issue?
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Adjusting to 2000K does fix it for me.
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@herf 2000K fixes it for me too.
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as an aside… I actually think the bright cursor looks really cool, will be sort of sad to see it go :'p
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@herf Adjusting to 2000k also fixes it for me, everything below 2000k has the bright cursor show up again.
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Fixed
- Cursor >= 2000K
Broken
- Cursor below 2000K
- Color temperature now jumps drastically to red at the 2000K to 1900K step. This step seems to be affected: the change at this step was not previously this great and it is also much larger than other increments.
2000K:
1900K:
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@va_01 Interesting, that latter issue hasn't been happening for me. Though I was sort of able to reproduce it, briefly, when I was switching back and forth between 1900K and 2000K (though ironically, for me the red started occuring when I switched to 2000K). And then it stayed on my screen even after it switched back to daylight. But dragging the flux window around fixed it (like I was wiping it away), and then clicking on my menu bar fixed that part. It was really weird.
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Okay try again with 39.9873?
Link is here:
https://forum.justgetflux.com/topic/7248/mac-beta -
@herf 39.9873 solves all my known problems!
Fixed
- Cursor behaves as expected (doesn't get excluded from the tinting).
- Color temperature doesn't unexpectedly do a drastic red jump at the 2000K to 1900K increment (nor does it seem to do this at any other increment).
Broken
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same issue.
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Flux version 39.9873 seems to fix the cursor issue for me!
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We have renamed this build to v40 and are updating.
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Just my 2 cents:
this affected me both in night shift and flux
what fixed it was going in to accessibility and dragging contrast in display down to the normal.it was 1 millimeter set up to the right, and that slight change removed the white cursor.
hope it helps
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Thanks!
I created an account on here just to reply to say this also worked for me. My contrast wasn't set to Normal either, for some reason.
