Is there a workaround for controlling brightness as well (via redshift -b)? It's the only thing missing. I find that late at night, the screen is too bright unless at the temperature is set incredibly low (~1900K), which makes things too red. Unfortunately, setting redshift's brightness manually seems to conflict with redshift-scheduler--it would set the brightness but reset after a while (perhaps in a minute or so, which I guess is because of redshift-scheduler's gradual change per minute).
Is there a workaround for controlling brightness as well (via
redshift -b)? It's the only thing missing. I find that late at night, the screen is too bright unless at the temperature is set incredibly low (~1900K), which makes things too red. Unfortunately, setting redshift's brightness manually seems to conflict with redshift-scheduler--it would set the brightness but reset after a while (perhaps in a minute or so, which I guess is because of redshift-scheduler's gradual change per minute).