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Re:“We would be willing to set up a $2,500 bounty to impleme... by Swizec on Sunday April 05, 2015 @11:26PM (#9326315)
> Simply because the amount of light from two 24" displays can be overwhelming.

Have you ever tried f.lux? Or maybe monitors with variable brightness? (Apple's Thunderbolt displays have a light sensor and adjust automatically, probably others as well)

Re:“We would be willing to set up a $2,500 bounty to impleme... by mynegation on Sunday April 05, 2015 @11:53PM (#9326381)
Thank you for recommendation, for whatever reason I did not know (forgot) that f.lux works on Windows. f.lux changes color temperature, not brightness. I tried changing overall brightness level with controls, but that unavoidably reduces contrast which is just as bad.
Re:“We would be willing to set up a $2,500 bounty to impleme... by scrapcode on Sunday April 05, 2015 @11:38PM (#9326341)
May I also add that Redshift is an alternative on Linux and there are multiples on iOS and Android. These apps and bright light therapy have done numbers on my shift-work disorder.
Re:“We would be willing to set up a $2,500 bounty to impleme... by eru on Monday April 06, 2015 @12:18AM (#9326490)
On Linux, you are looking for `redshift'.