How to Make Your PC Easier on Your Eyes

Redesigned F.lux for Linux:

http://jonls.dk/redshift/
http://jonls.dk/2009/12/flux-for-linux/

Since i live in the U.K. i would need this app to be permanently grey and overcast to reflect the changes outside. Does this app do that?:D

It won't install and stops at 15%....

This program is innovative and really works. This is a great find. Thanks, Gizmo!

I like it but F.lux doesn't retain its settings when coming out of standby in the evening. This happens on 2 Acer laptops and a Dell desktop. Left a note on the developer's site but can't see my comment listed now - disappeared into the ether.
Ian

Excellent program and makes a real difference if using the PC a lot at night, or often all night in my case and has been installed on all my laptops and tablets. For those complaining about it being too pinkish, which I did at its basic install settings, go into settings and fiddle with the colour temperature slider to find a setting that suits while still giving the advantage it offers. For instance, I find a temperature of around 5000K works best for me at night. I find my eyes not getting so tired at night since I started using it.

I also found the developers quick to reply as well as being appreciative of feedback and suggestions and they said that they were working on the next version.

Sorry, this may be OT but my worst problem is with bright white web page backgrounds sort of like this one.
Adjusting monitor settings not good here. Suggestions please?

Great idea, terrible results. Hated the color and dim screen results!

One of my friends found a trojan in this - F-Secure flagged it for him. He and I are both freaked out right now... anybody want to comment?

Very good find.. Its clean..

Never thought of something like this. I've known for literally decades that PC screens, flourescent lights, and people's eyes don't mix well. The refresh rates are not anything like one another, and the tiny muscles in the eyes fatigue quickly. LCD screens have helped, but the color and brightness issues are still there. I even have a pair of reading glasses that are tinted pinkish-brown to use just for PC work. This program takes care of all of that! Great idea, and already using it. Works fine, and no issues with any scans I gave it.

Apparently well designed and should be helpful. D.D.

Well, AVG has flagged it as a threat... Has nobody else had the same thing?

I would also recommend downloading the ClearType Powertoy, it makes text much easier on the eyes, in combination with F.lux, it makes for a very easy-on-the-eyes computer.

Fantastically simple. May take a few days to get use to the pinkish hue but certainly does what it says. Easy to change the level using the Halogen / Florescent / daylight slider.

This is my "Easy on the Eye's Setting's" webpage for XP. For Vista just change the DPI_ 96 to 120.

http://community-2.webtv.net/garybernard/ComputerMonitor/index.html

I also use Opera's 'Fit-to-Screen" feature. It let's you increase text size however large you want and Opera adjusts the webpage to fit the screen_no side scrolling needed.

Cool....... Thanks........ man

Just downloaded and tried f.lux for the first time today. I like it already. Neat idea. And very useful since I stare at a computer screen almost every evening. Thanks for pointing it out.

Here is a manual set program I like...
ssOverlay (the ss stands for Scotopic Sensitivity), places a coloured overlay onto the screen. The colour and transparency levels can be adjusted to suit the user.

Scroll near to the bottom of Page at
http://www.fxc.btinternet.co.uk/assistive.htm

Now this is something new (for me at least). Seems to work fine.

I'm sorry but that was a horrible experience, I hated the settings it suggested, I dunno, maybe my eyes are too sensitive but I REALLY didn't like the results :s

Is it not possible to make the settings variable by the sunlight and/or cosmatic light received by the camera motly build in laptops and/or cameras used by users who video-chat?