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I used to use f.lux on Android until I found "Twilight"
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.urbandroid...
I also used to use f.lux on Linux until i found "Redshift"
http://jonls.dk/redshift/
I've used f.lux for years until I enabled dark mode at the OS level and in the apps settings for those that require it.
More importantly installed the Dark Reader extension (https://darkreader.org). This one is incredible: it's much nicer to browser the Web in dark mode than to make page reddish. I now enable Dark Reader at all time (day and night) and can't stand the screen of my coworkers (so dazzling).
Idem for my Android device.
The only app/webpage I don' apply dark mode/reader to is Google Maps. For now…
Funnily enough I built a tool that does the same for my gigabyte monitor:
https://github.com/kelvie/gbmonctl
Along with some systemd scripts to toggle it for sunruse/sunset.
here's the script I used to control my Hue lights on a similar curve to f.lux from Linux:
https://github.com/beaugunderson/sleep-lights