4L1V3
Seeing as JWM is just a window manager, can it still feature an app to filter blue light after a certain time of night, by default?
Is this a case of reading Arch wiki articles to find out how to get Arch to do it, or Obarun 66 articles in order to see how lighting fits into that set of service?
Thanks
banned_9-26-2021
I used redshift/blueshift before to make such an adjustment with openbox, but after I turned everything to real dark colors and off-white letters I have little use for it. I use dark-reader on browser too.
But redshift/blueshift work well straight out of AUR
banned_9-26-2021
I am deleting one of the two identical posts you made, it happened to me too today, I hope it is not a bug with forum software.
Maybe we both did the same mistake, use the back arrow to re-edit the original and that created a new post instead.
4L1V3
I work a lot with pdfs that cannot be inverted, as far as I know. So I need to turn that blueish white a kind of nice orange for late night reading. Glad to hear that they work out of the box. Will give them a go. I've been playing around with Plasma but even with Obarun it's a bit too clunky for me. Time to give JWM and Openbox a fair hearing. Thanks again for the fast reply.
4L1V3
OK I finally got this working, too. The trick was to install 'redshift-minimal' from AUR rather than any of the other packages. Works find.
I added 'redshift -l [coords]' to the JWM startup script and all is good