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+--- Thread: Redshift on Manjaro (/showthread.php?tid=11787)
Redshift on Manjaro - TomWis97 - 10-11-2020
Hello,
Since I use my Pinebook Pro regularly at night, I'd really like a blue light filter. Sadly, I can't get Redshift to work:
Code:
$ redshift -O 2700
Using method `randr'.I did some research and found this issue, suggesting to use the experimental OpenGL driver. So I installed mesa-git (which replaced the mesa package). That didn't work, presumably because that issue was for the RPi.
Also, I tried enabling OpenGL ES 3.0 support as documented on the wiki, which didn't work either.
So, my question is: How do I get redshift (or another blue light filter) to work on the Pinebook Pro with X.org?
RE: Redshift on Manjaro - Tharadash - 10-11-2020
I'm having the same issue with my Pinebook Pro running Fedora 32.
But I'd use Gnome's built-in night mode. (which in my case doesn't work)
I'll try testing this on different distros, maybe it will work with the legacy 4.4 kernel....
RE: Redshift on Manjaro - jichu4n - 10-15-2020
My understanding is that Redshift (or built-in Night Color mode) doesn't work yet on the mainline kernel. See also earlier thread: https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=10189
My current solution for this is to boot from the BSP kernel, as described here: https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=9253
This is obviously far from ideal, but it's the only workaround I've found so far for enabling Redshift under Manjaro on the Pinebook Pro. If anyone else finds a better solution I'd love to know
