My pc is in a room without windows.

kpoviv

My pc is in a room where there is always the same light.
How do I configure f.lux so that it always remains with the same color tone.

herf

Well we think it's even more important to have it change when you have no windows, because this is how your body can tell what time it is.

You can always change the color using the slider in the interface, and if you click on the graph, you can change the colors for the whole day at once.

kpoviv

@herf

My English is very bad and I don't understand what you're saying.
The only thing I need is that when turning on the PC at any time of the day, the color of F.lux is always the same. Since the light in the room is artificial and is always the same. I don't know what part of the configuration I should go to. Sorry for the inconvenience.

TwoCables

@kpoviv said in My pc is in a room without windows.:

@herf

My English is very bad and I don't understand what you're saying.
The only thing I need is that when turning on the PC at any time of the day, the color of F.lux is always the same. Since the light in the room is artificial and is always the same. I don't know what part of the configuration I should go to. Sorry for the inconvenience.

That would be bad for your circadian rhythm.

In other words, it would be bad for your health.

uiser356262

No, come on. You didn't provide a solution. You may advise not do this, but I don't see why you would not tell us how to do this. I'm having the same issue here, I want to set it fixed to one color tone and no automatic adjustments being made whatsoever. Who's there to stop me from always changing it back to my preferred setting? I'm not sitting here for hours on end, doing this again and again. So please answer the OP and tell us how we can customize these settings.

I am fully aware of any potential health problems and I'm acting on my own risk here.

bastitch

@uiser356262 @kpoviv
It really does defeat the purpose of using F.lux in the first place, to keep your circadian rhythm in sync. But to answer the original question, you would just set the daytime, nighttime and bedtime sliders to the same level.

Click on the Flux icon in the taskbar
In the window that opens, click on little orange dot (or the three bars menu icon in the top left and choose Adjust day and night together)
In the 3 sliders that appear, set them all to the same level of your preference