A novel software solution to eye strain - for those situations where you have to use an emissive display (might not work for everyone)

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  • visual-snow-relief-overlay

    A screen overlay filter that helps people affected by the visual snow syndrome.

    • The package Visual Snow Reilef adds a subtle, transparent static overlay to your window, which for me at least, helps me keep my eyes relaxed while reading an LCD, and stops me instinctively jumping around the screen while reading prose.

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