f.lux is anyone else using it?

Personally I don't like it and used it for one evening Yuck. I have to wear Computer Glasses (Special Trifocal Glasses) and they have a special coating that blocks the bad Blue Light and they work very well for the same effect and I find my eyes don't get so sore looking at the screen for hours on end at times. :D
 
 

• IMPROVE EXPERIENCE: Reduce eye strain, dry eyes while also relieving stress on your eyes while using a computer, t.v., smartphone or tablet.
• LENSES - Premium lenses designed to block blue light and allow your eyes to blink and function more naturally. Patented technology. 3rd party blue light tested.
• COLOR - Minimum amounts of color distortion while still providing maximum protection for your eyes.

 
https://chriskresser.com/how-artificial-light-is-wrecking-your-sleep-and-what-to-do-about-it/
 

Your link is a wealth of information.  So are your glasses prescription?  f.lux was a great find for me and I had no clue there existed protective eyeware.  This is all good stuff.  I'm amazed.:S

Hi BlazeTen
 
Hope that you are well?
 
Have been using f.lux for a while now and would not be without it. The default calibration is fine for me but the fact that one can customise it quite a bit to suit is really nice.
 
Regards, Baldrick

Thanks for the feedback there ?.  This is my third day and night using it and right now it's all I have.  I'm going to prod ?  for more details of his TriFocals.  The link he posted  is an education for me.  For the moment,  I'm like you,  I  won't be without it either...unless something better comes my way.:D

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Your link is a wealth of information.  So are your glasses prescription?  f.lux was a great find for me and I had no clue there existed protective eyeware.  This is all good stuff.  I'm amazed.:S

Yes they are but only for reading! Now it's clear on the top (No prescription) and the middle is a largest area with mid range (Computer and other small devices) and the bottom for reading.

Thanks for posting this, BlazeTen. I hadn't heard of this until now. I tried it for a short bit last night. I like how it's calibrated for my location. It sure beats having to manually adjust the monitor settings. Time will tell if I continue with it. I have heard of the protective glasses, too. I will have to look into those as well. I also use dark themes whenever possible.
 
BD