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  #1664383 5-Nov-2016 21:01
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TUrned the brightness down to 0 and bloody chrome is still frying my eyes. so "white". or is it "white-blue". will try flux ...




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  #1664394 5-Nov-2016 21:56
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michaelmurfy:

joker97:


gzt: There is something called DDC protocol with provision for backlight control.

As usual implemented or correctly implemented by the monitor manufacturer varies.

This app mentions DDC http://clickmonitorddc.bplaced.net and there are others.


That app works perfectly. whatever it is set to is whatever the monitor hardware brightness changes too.



Wow never knew about that app - handy!


I use f.lux - use it, for the first week you'll see a noticeable orange however after that you won't notice it. Just a protip set the timeout to 30mins between transitions and you won't notice it has changed. Been using it for years, it is amazing how the brain adapts in the end as if I use a device without it I get blinded.


Good to know. There are many times monitor hardware screen control volume has annoyed me so next time there is a fix.

And thanks for the pro tip! Transition was the reason I uninstalled f.lux so that's a fix also.

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  #1664454 6-Nov-2016 06:55
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Turns out that turning brightness to zero makes the screen bluer. So in combination to flux set to 4400k and the eyes were partying away!
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