redshift, f-lux: Adaptive screen color temperature
I think this should be interesting to investigate:
https://launchpad.net/redshift http://stereopsis.com/flux/linux.html Especially if you are using your devices under low-light conditions. |
Re: f-lux: Adapive screen color temperature
Since we have an ambient light sensor, maybe it could be used rather than lat/long lookups. Disabling the N900's auto brightness adjustment does not disable the ALS, so it could be used instead of brightness adjustments.
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redshift would be better to look at. Not only is it actually open source (unlike f.lux), it also has two methods to change the "temperature" rather than just one
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You meant: https://launchpad.net/redshift |
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I've tried the redshift this evening. In the evening I usually make all rooms darker.
It really feels better, turning of backlight makes it obvious. |
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This seems very interesting. Are there any screenshots/images we can all see?
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Have you tried it on device? It does seem interesting (doubt screenshots will help, as it is about current display settings in current ambient light)
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Can't compile on scratchbox ; can't seem to get libxcb-randr0 (although it exists on the N900 itself)
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[sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: /usr/lib] > apt-cache search randr Code:
Nokia-N900:/etc/apt# apt-cache search randr Code:
Nokia-N900:/etc/apt# apt-cache showpkg libxcb-randr0 Any thoughts? |
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I think the configure script might be broken. BTW: after several days of using redshift on my laptop, I think it really works better than dimming of the screen. If combined with dimming it works great for my eyes. |
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I really hope this comes to a HAPPY END for maemo
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There are two things that must be provided by OS:
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Agree with you about redshift on my panels. Makes a big difference for prolonged use. |
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Google dug up the following (which didn't turn up when I searched maemo.org!)
http://forums.internettablettalk.com...4&postcount=34 Checking again, redshift requires xrandr >= 1.3, so that's a non-starter for the N900. I'll look and see what is possible with the xrandr-dev libs that come with the sdk - however I think we can call it a no-go for a redshift port. In the meantime, a means of staggering the brightness across day might be a reasonable. Fbreader, even with white on black nearly burns the core of my retina when I'm reading late at night ... it's a PITA having to traverse the control panel just to change it :) |
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I love flux on my PC and have tried to get it running on my N9.
No luck there. As flux closed source, I have tried redshift. Downloaded the source code and I have gcc installed as per: http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...3&postcount=18 I know gcc works are I have compiled and use proxychains on my N9. On ./configure: Code:
checking for a BSD-compatible install... /usr/bin/install -c Code:
configure:3219: $? = 0 Thought there was a slim chance that the debian packages may work too so I have also downloaded redshift_1.2-3_armel.deb, which installed ok following me installing the dependency libxxf86vm1_1.1.0-2_armel.deb was installed but then I get a "BUS error" on execution. Any ideas on getting it to run? |
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Unfortunately I'm not sure why it claims your C compiler doesn't work. That's weird. Check this and this:
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But I still get build errors: Code:
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This is much simpler on N9 than that.
2 lines properly placed. :) |
Any chance for a deb of redshift for N9 or did anyone got it working yet?
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I installed RedShift on desktop and it's pretty helpfull. I hate this shitty crapware for android (screen is horribly red) and would like to got similar experience on n9 (it's even more important on it, than on desktop machine) |
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