A simple script can be made and called upon to set the colour temp manually via a shortcut or panel launcher: 1 - create a new file and copy in the following: !/bin/ bash shouldloop =true;while $shouldloop; do read -p "What temp would you like? 1000-25000K: " scale if "$ scale" -ge 1000 && "$scale" -le 25000 then redshift -O $ scale shouldloop =false;elif $scale = "x" then exit elif $ scale = "X" then exit else echo "Invalid value or outside range. x to exit..." fi done
A simple script can be made and called upon to set the colour temp manually via a shortcut or panel launcher: 1 - create a new file and copy in the following: !/bin/ bashshouldloop =true;while $shouldloop; doread -p "What temp would you like? 1000-25000K: " scale if "$ scale" -ge 1000 && "$scale" -le 25000 then redshift -O $ scaleshouldloop =false;elif $scale = "x" then exitelif $ scale = "X" then exitelseecho "Invalid value or outside range. x to exit..." fidone
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bash shouldloop
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$shouldloop; do read -p "What temp would you like? 1000-25000K: " scale if "$
$shouldloop; doread -p "What temp would you like? 1000-25000K: " scale if "$
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scale shouldloop
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$scale = "x" then exit elif $
$scale = "x" then exitelif $
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exit else echo
exitelseecho
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fi done
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