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Old 03-25-2012, 02:36 AM #1
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Hi all, here is some good software that might be beneficial to you. It decreases the hue on your computer screens and makes it easier on your brain and eyes. The hue is gradually decreased from evening to night, and works with the time on your computers. Have a read of the web page. I've had this for a while, and I find that it's a safe and reliable source. I've had no problems with it, and I actually enjoy using it. It will help you if you're having trouble using the computer at night. This won't take long to download, so good luck with it if you're interested.

Here's the link: http://stereopsis.com/flux/
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I have been using F.lux for a while. It works good. I does not gradually change the brightness. It just changes the brightness from daytime to evening at a preset time for your location.

It is great if you use a computer in low light situations.
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I got this a couple weeks ago and it really helps when using computer at night, when I do most of my computer work.
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Seemed like a great idea to me, so I tried it. I'm finding it very difficult. I've already needed to increase txt size to help focus. I'll see how it looks in the morning, as I wake before the sun.
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