Run f.lux on a Pi? Probably not...

[hello world :-)]

Is there a way to run f.lux on a Pi (B+)? The reason being, I once tried, but couldn't get it to work. It's probably not feasible, but I just wanted to see what others thought...
(f.lux - see http://bit.ly/1yWOUtl)

[FlexibleSigmoid]

Depends? http://bit.ly/29kWkVv

[hello world :-)]

Depends? http://bit.ly/29kWkVv

Thought as much http://bit.ly/29NDPaO

[FlexibleSigmoid]

Touché!

[hello world :-)]

Touché! :D

You have been a worthy opponent, FlexibleSigmoid.
Probably should have just left it like that instead of saying this... although then I couldn't put this in tiny text at the bottom of this post, like this:
You have been a worthy opponent, FlexibleSigmoid.
Probably should have just left it like that instead of saying this... although then I couldn't put this in tiny text at the bottom of this post, like this:
You have been a worthy opponent, FlexibleSigmoid.
Probably should have just left it like that instead of saying this... although then I couldn't put this in tiny text at the bottom of this post, like this:
You have been a worthy opponent, FlexibleSigmoid.
Probably should have just left it like that instead of saying this... although then I couldn't put this in tiny text at the bottom of this post, like this:
You have been a worthy opponent, FlexibleSigmoid.
Probably should have just left it like that instead of saying this... although then I couldn't put this in tiny text at the bottom of this post, like this:
You have been a worthy opponent, FlexibleSigmoid.
Probably should have just left it like that instead of saying this... although then I couldn't put this in -----
:-(
Hello World :-) ran into a problem and needs to reboot. We're just collecting some error info, and then we'll reboot for you. (∞% Complete)
Note the use of the word reboot instead of restart, because we love Linux.
The error code, in case you need it, is .HSIUGNITXE DNA DNETXE ,ECARBME
Disclaimer: I run on Linux. This is just my distro's (Hello World :-) OS 16.7) kernel panic screen.

[asandford]

Thought as much http://bit.ly/29NDPaO

From Wikipedia

f.lux is a proprietary computer program...

I see no source code on the homepage either.

[hello world :-)]

Thought as much http://bit.ly/29NDPaO

From Wikipedia

f.lux is a proprietary computer program...

I see no source code on the homepage either.

Strange, because I remember seeing a link to the source last time I visited it... maybe I didn't remember correctly.
If that is indeed the case, I need to find, or try to program (note the use of "try" because I will fail) an alternative.
Challenge Accepted. http://bit.ly/29ylulS

[ghans]

There is an alternative called redshift , but since the Raspberry
Pi does not support online gamma correction it doesn't work.
Perhaps it's just a job of writing an Xorg driver which
exposes existing GPU functionality or it might be that this
functionality just doesn't exist on the Pi.

ghans

[hello world :-)]

There is an alternative called redshift , but since the Raspberry
Pi does not support online gamma correction it doesn't work.
Perhaps it's just a job of writing an Xorg driver which
exposes existing GPU functionality or it might be that this
functionality just doesn't exist on the Pi.

ghans

It only really needs to exist inside of Openbox (LXDE-pi), so I was thinking some kind of overlay (maybe an always-on-top full-screen transparent but tinted window with no title bar that you can click things through, but that's probably impossible)