[Nottingham] Too much blue-white light at night... LEDs and Tech displays...

[Jason Irwin]

On 23/12/14 20:09, Martin wrote:
> Note that "blue-white" light stimulates our brains to 'wake up' as
> though it is sunrise. That's all well and good unless you then get your
> circadian rhythms out of sync...
Which is why I run redshift http://jonls.dk/redshift/
There's even a wee KDE Plasmoid for it:
http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php/Redshift+plasmoid?content=148737

Of course, if doing work which is colour sensitive, you're out of luck.
Although you've probably had you monitor colour corrected and that
/might/ reduce the blue tinge a bit I guess.

There's some apps for Android as well, but I never found a good one.
Some browsers (e.g. Dolphin) have a "night mode" which is handy.
I don't think Firefox does, it just eats all your RAM and then crashes. :-S

Have a sensational Saturnalia!
Have you booked your post-dinner spot on the sofa?
And bonus points for those who can make a Netwon's cradle out of sprouts
to honour his birthday.
Let's face it, you don't actually want to eat those things, do you?

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