At first it was F.lux. Then came Redshift (inspired by F.lux) which also got a GTK version but only for switching it on/off. And now, a Redshift fork called RedshiftGUI finally brings a GUI for customizing everything.
But what are these? All the applications mentioned above serve only one purpose: to change the color temperature of your screen by the time of day, making it easy for your eyes. This is achieved by entering your location and then Redshift (in the case of this post: RedshiftGUI) takes care of the rest.
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lozz
13 years 40 weeks 2 days 20 hours ago
1st class!
This has really worked on the 23" LED BenQ that I've got hanging over my bed. It's very bright and used to make my eyes tired after I switched out the overhead lights. Now, when I switch off the lights, it softens down with a slight rose tinge while everything remains perfectly clear. I didn't even bother to set it up properly.
Highly recommended! I might even read all night. Thanks for the post.