I'm a big fan of flux, but brightness adjustment is another story.
On my iPad, I quickly turned it off. The auto-brightness never hit the spot I wanted, and switched too strongly and too late. Reading on the bus, the brightness basically goes berserk at every shadow and never settles. At home it would be more manageable, but unfortunately desktop monitors don't support brightness adjustments as far as I know -- really wish it was standard through HDMI.
Having to put an entire iMac computer on the wall to have access to brightness adjustments (at least that's my understanding of the solution) makes it a lot less practical. But kudos to the author for addressing that essential part of the problem.
Keep in mind that the cheapest 5K iMac is in the same price range as standalone 5K monitors. So you might as well use the iMac unless you can get a 5K monitor at a pretty steep discount.
On my iPad, I quickly turned it off. The auto-brightness never hit the spot I wanted, and switched too strongly and too late. Reading on the bus, the brightness basically goes berserk at every shadow and never settles. At home it would be more manageable, but unfortunately desktop monitors don't support brightness adjustments as far as I know -- really wish it was standard through HDMI.
Having to put an entire iMac computer on the wall to have access to brightness adjustments (at least that's my understanding of the solution) makes it a lot less practical. But kudos to the author for addressing that essential part of the problem.