I use Redshift to change the color temp on my monitors.
I have cron jobs at 1930 to change to night mode, and 0600 to revert back to day mode.
I'm very certain the temp change can be scheduled within Redshift itself, but I'd have to leave the terminal open, figure out the documentation, arguments, etc. Creating the cron jobs was easier for me. 🤷
I think they were called PerfectSim. I only tried a few rounds with them; they were nightmare material, especially if they got ahold of any grenade launchers. As soon as I hear the shot go off, I knew I was toast.
Another option is to run a Powershell command like this:
while ($true) {
[System.Windows.Forms.SendKeys]::SendWait("{F15}")
Start-Sleep -Seconds 300
}
Not only does it keep your Teams status Active, it also prevents the screensaver from kicking in. This causes some wonky stuff in Citrix apps, so be sure to stop the command before you launch anything Citrix-related.
I use Redshift to change the color temp on my monitors.
I have cron jobs at 1930 to change to night mode, and 0600 to revert back to day mode.
I'm very certain the temp change can be scheduled within Redshift itself, but I'd have to leave the terminal open, figure out the documentation, arguments, etc. Creating the cron jobs was easier for me. 🤷