f.lux for iOS is designed to give you a better experience with your computer. It regulates the colors of your display so it can match the time of the day properly. That can reduce your eye strain or your headache or even help you sleep at night.
Got it working. my eyes are so happy.
xcode is a foreign world to me. So I was a bit confused when installing. For this step "Under Targets > iflux > General > Identity, add a word to the end of the Bundle Identifier to make it a unique name"
This is what you need to do:
@rrhoover I'd love for it to be available normally. One thing I also find is at night the backlight, even at the minimum setting, it still too bright. Would be great if you could override this
@smithjw@rrhoover I found this also and then came across an accessibility option to dim the screen further. I then set it up against the home button 3 tap shortcut so I can toggle the dimming at night. This post explains it well: http://www.techrepublic.com/arti... :)
Unfortunately, that didn't last long. @herf just updated the site with the following:
Apple has contacted us to say that the f.lux for iOS download (previously available on this page) is in violation of the Developer Program Agreement, so this method of install is no longer available.
He continues to credit Product Hunt, LifeHacker, BGR , 9to5Mac , TechCrunch, and The Next Web for driving 176k visits in the past 24 hours. RIP, f.lux for iOS.
This is so legit. You have to compile it to use it. So ridic. It's like such a basic, good idea and yet they have to resort to insane methods to distribute it. Love it.
It's working great for me so far. However, the notifs are super annoying. It let me know the sun was setting in 28, 22, 15 minutes and 1 minute ago. That's a bit much. Then I turned off lock screen notifs and it still turns on my screen and shows the "TouchID or Enter Passcode" screen. Hmm...
Very cool, or should I say warm. One thing I don't understand is the notifications. You can send notifications to update the app that are invisible to the user. Like updating the notification icon on an app to 0. That's done by sending a notification to the phone. Dunno how flux does it, just reading the FAQ until I can get to my developer account to install it
@andrzejb200sx I and the team have been thinking about doing this for some time and making an open source project that could be loaded into any app. I don't think it would break any rules if it was on an app-by-app basis, will let you know if we do!
Awesome! Can't wait to get this installed.
Just wish Apple would stop being so restrictive with these types of apps. Instead, they should be buying the company and integrating this natively.
Finally!!!! Been using F.lux on my mac for a year now and love it. My eyes are really sensitive to light. Just wish it wasn't such a pain to install. 😒
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