GNOME night light temperature manager
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GNOME night light temperature manager
Night-light / gamma utility for the COSMIC desktop (Pop!_OS), via DRM/KMS + polkit helper
This extension lets you toggle night-light from the top-bar by clicking it.
A modern, high-performance, stateless command-line utility for screen color temperature on Linux with native multi-monitor support for X11 and Wayland.
Zero-config screen colour temperature daemon for X11. Reads your timezone, refuses to run twice, survives suspend. With a tray icon, an f.lux-style panel, and a ratatui dashboard.
Handling Windows registry binary values semantically. Includes CLI tool night-light to control the Windows feature of the same name.
Windows Night Light CLI (wnl)
simple daemon for sct (set color temperature)
Control screen brightness (DDC/gamma) and temperature using hotkeys, with customizable limits.
In this repository, I share a class project in which I explored the Google Earth engine sentinel 1 SAR dataset potential to be used for flood mapping of the 2019 Gorgan flood.
Automatically set Screen Brightness and/or Night Light based on active window or program for a seamles Read Mode experience on Windows.
A Rainmeter plugin for controlling Windows 10/11 Night Light feature directly from your Rainmeter skins.
Local save day and night plugin for websites
A Linux night light application similar to Windows' blue light filter. Control screen color temperature with GUI and CLI interfaces.
f.lux-style night light for Omarchy: Kelvin slider, sunrise/sunset schedule, presets.
Tool that changes the backlight brightness or luminescence of your displays based on a time schedule or manually.
A command line tool to enable/disable Windows Night Light, change its intensity and/or change your monitor brigthness.
Overlay-based night light for websites. Vanilla JS + React. 1.2KB gzipped.
Native Omarchy Quattro bar widget for safe brightness, night-light, and schedule controls
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