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@@ -1,181 +0,0 @@ -NAME - radharc - Reduce eye strain and improve sleep. - -PRONUNCIATION - ɹˈaɪɐrk (depending on dialect) - -SYNOPSIS - radharc [OPTIONS]... - - The -l option is mandatory, unless single value -t is used. - -OPTIONS - -l LATITUDE:LONGITUDE - Tell radharc where you are. This is mandatory. - The values are measured in degrees and in the - GPS (you probably do not have too care about that, - the differences between the systems should not - be significant another), and must be in decimal. - - Reminder for Americans (particularly US Americans), - you are an the western hemisphere, not the eastern, - thus your longtiude is negative. If you experience - weird colour temperatures, 100 % of the times it is - because you forgot the minus sign. But no need to - feel stupid, it is a really common mistake. - - No complicated stuff please, only latitudes within - ±90° and longitudes within ±180°. No unit thought. - - -t DAY:NIGHT - Select colour temperature to use during full daytime - and full night. This should be a integer. Do not - include the unit (the 'K'). The temperatures must - be at least 1000 K. - - -t TEMPERATURE - Select temperature to use. The program will exit - when it is done setting the temperature. The - natural colour temperature is 6500 K ('-t 6500'). - The temperature must be at least 1000 K. - - -t +DELTA - Increase the colour temperature by DELTA kelvin. - - -t -DELTA - Decrease the colour temperature by DELTA kelvin. - - -T TEMPERATURE - Temperature that shall be used when the program - is disabled (via SIGUSR1). - - -p Print the current status. - - -n Set the temperature immediately, do not transition. - - -N Do not transition when exiting, disabling, or - reenabling. - - -o Set the colour, and exit. - - -x Ignore the current calibrations on the monitors. - - -s SECONDS - The start and exit transitions shall take SECONDS - seconds. This may be a floating point number, with - an explicit unit. - - -S KELVINS - The transitions speed, in kelvin per second. - This most be a positive integer. - - -i - Apply negative image filter. Radharc will detect - which monitors have this one when it starts. - - -h PATHNAME - Use a hook script for events. - - -b - Broadcast events with bus. - - -d SERVER=DISPLAY - Use the display server whose identifier is - DISPLAY and whose identifier is stored in the - environment variable SERVER, for example - -d DISPLAY=:0 for the X display :0. - - -d SYSTEM - Use a subsystem which does not have identifiers. - For example 'drm' for the Direct Rendering Manager. - You can also select 'none', this is useful if you - don't want any adjustments, but want events to be - broadcasted. - - -e EDID - Select monitor to use by its EDID. - - -m NUM - Select monitor to use by its global index. - - -m SCREEN:NUM - Select monitor to use by its index without - a screen or graphic card. The later is for when - not inside a graphics environment. - - All options also have a '+' variant, for example '+n'. - These undo the affect of previous '-' variant. - '+d', '+e', and '+m' all undo the affect of all previous - '-d', '-e', and '-m' options (not respectively). - Additionally, with the exception of '-d', '-e', '-m', - subsequent options override the previous of the the option. - -SIGNALS - SIGHUP - Perform an online update to a newer version. - - SIGUSR1 - Enable or disable radharc. - - SIGUSR2 - Toggle negative image filter. Enable on all - monitors if it is enable on some but not all. - - SIGRTMIN+N - Toggle negative image on monitor N, if monitors - have been selected manually, it will be in the - order they where selected. - -ENVIRONMENT - XDG_RUNTIME_DIR - This environment variable names the directory in which - the state file is stored. If unset or empty, /run is - used. - - RADHARC_STATE - The pathname to the state file, will be determined - automatically if not set. If not set, you may only - have one instance running per display server instance. - -RATIONALE - Your location is determined use GeoClue because it clunky, - unreliable, inaccurate and requires an Internet connection - or GPS device, it is way to common that neither is available. - And I do not want to handle all bug reports for this. Besides, - you can use an external program. - - Your timezone is used to determine your location approximately - when not specified, You can be a really poor approximation. - It is too much work supporting summer time, especially when - summer time is not necessarily +1 hour, additionally you can - have scheme where it is first normal time, then summer time, - then double summer time, then back to summer time, and the back - normal time; complicated stuff, additionally, the Russian - Federation is in permanent summer time. And have you heard about - the People's Republic of China (not to be confused with the - less known Republic of China,) they have one timezone, which is - far from in the middle of the country. You can use an external - program. To keep it simple, we are not even using your timezone - to santity check your specified location. - -NOTES - I suggest using a local script named radharc that sets all - options for you. - -KNOWN ISSUES - In X.org, the gamma ramps do not apply to hardware cursors, - because the developers thinks it is the graphics drivers - that shall fix this, and they are not accepting patches for - this. You can use xorg-server-hwcursor-gamma, however, that - patched version does not apply apply the gamma ramps until - the cursor changes image. You can also use sortware cursors - if this really bothers you. - - Wayland does not support this because it [Wayland] sucks. - - Haiku does not support this yet. - -SEE ALSO - redshift(1), blueshift(1), redshift-adjust(1), nightshift(1), - locateme(1) - |