Re:Sct – set color temperature
by rogerbinns on Monday November 16, 2015 @04:55PM
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At least one of the authors is Danish (~55°N) so they are presumably aware of this to some degree. I am at 37°N and really do want the colour temperature inside to match that outside.
In any event it is open source, so you can change the code as you deem fit :)
Yeah. The point should be helping me maintain the sort of circadian rhythm I want, not the one dictated by Earth's rotation.
Re:Sct – set color temperature
by spantaleev on Monday November 16, 2015 @09:06PM
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Self-plug for something I wrote some time ago - you can use redshift-scheduler ( https://github.com/spantaleev/redshift-scheduler/ ) to set up a custom schedule (ultimately using redshift to set the screen temperature).
Re:Sct – set color temperature
by semi-extrinsic on Tuesday November 17, 2015 @05:20AM
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Ah, with an Arch package and everything! Will install, thanks!
Re:Sct – set color temperature
by maxerickson on Monday November 16, 2015 @04:05PM
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Do you think the idea of basing the timing on location is just bad altogether, or could the implementation be improved? Like mention to users above that latitude that they should set their bedtime, and then factor that into the timings.
Hell, I live at 53N and I definitely don't want the circadian rhythm dictated by sunrise/sunset. Sunrise right now is 8:00AM and sunset is 4:35PM. At solstice it'll be almost 9AM and just after 4PM.
I use CF.lumen on Android and Redshift on Linux and I have to regularly shift the fake locations I give them in order to have them do what I want. At least with Redshift on Linux I can script it...