F.lux for Mac 5.0 Review | Macworld
via Mike Cushing
…looking at a computer display late at night—particularly when that display is calibrated to be bright and clear during the daytime—can be both visually irritating and a contributor to sleep problems. Once the sun starts to go down, [F.lux] gradually—over the course of an hour—dims your screen and shifts its color temperature to match that of the type of lighting in the room.
Is anyone else having a problem with the astrobetter web site where the number of comments listed for a post is one greater than the actual number? In other words, for me right now the front page will say that this post has 2 comments, but in fact this 1 is the only one there…
Nope. I see it currently listed as 1 comment before I post mine.
Marshall, we’re now allowing Trackbacks which appear below the comment box. I think those get included in the comment count on the front page but aren’t immediately visible when you look at the post since they are below the comment box.
My new Mac display works like mac laptops in that it decreases brightness when the room is dimmer. So when the sun sets, my office gets a little dimmer and so does my display. 🙂
This is a great find! I didn’t think my laptop was too bright/blue but I just installed this, and after a few minutes, I had got used to the softer tint. I then tried turning off Flux, but now I find the ‘original’ settings too bright/blue and painful on the eyes!