Do you spend lots of time in front of a computer? Do you want to protect your eyes from the harmful radiation? Well many software professionals and general internet users wear thick spectacles. Social networking sites have changed our lifestyle and we spend more time in front of a desktop PC than Television.
Generally during day time I keep my laptop brightness at the highest point just to reflect the direct sunlight falling on the screen but during the night I have to readjust at a much lower level.
F.lux is a great tool which automatically adjust the glow and light of your Monitor screen. It automatically make desired changes to light. It decreases the total strain on your eyes. After installing it You don’t have to do anything. Just sit, work and relax.
Its a free software available for Windows XP/Vista/7, Apple MAC OS and Linux users. Already 5,000+ Facebook users liked it so you can give a try.
Right now I wear zero number anti-glare glasses too. Try it and tell me How it works for you.
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Does it work on all type monitors?
cool.. How much does an Anti glare glass cost in local market?
I will install and see how it works
.Thanks.
Nice info. I will try it soon.
@Gojeg You have to try it on your PC.
@Siva A cheap glasses can cost around Rs.400
I usually adjust manually =)
Will test it to find the advantages.
Just downloaded… Great tool dude
thanks for the share
I will surely download this tool bro, I think this will save me the cost of an anti-glaer
Till now i was doin dis manually every day. Thanks.
Apart from Flux there are other little apps which do the same. But I prefer to keep less brightness.
Really need something like this…can save red and burning eyes after long blogging..
gr8 work keep going
As far as I’m concerned, this soft. wasted and damaged my screen to the point of making it useless. It seems that the frequent switching from one temperature of the screen to another can lead to damaging the screen.
Thanx for sharing your experience!
Cool, cool… But the article didnt really do anythign for me.