I was facing the problem of the night light not working on my laptop since I installed Ubuntu 20.04 but it gets resolved as soon as I restart my system. But now, when I started my system, the night light is working on the laptop screen but not on the joined display monitor, which was working fine since the time I am using joined displays which is more than 3 years.
Also, many people are facing this nightlight problem on their Ubuntu 20.04 and the only solution people are offering is rebooting the system, which solves the problem in many cases But rebooting the system every time I open it doesn't seem like a feasible solution. So is there any permanent solution to this problem?
redshiftas well as GNOME's night light; I'd suggest using just one. Me I disabled GNOME's night light and just useredshift, as I have other desktops installed, andredshiftworks in all of them – guiverc Nov 24 '20 at 07:43redshift) at the same time. They can interfere with each other & the result isn't great. As you mentioned the two programs I've used together, I was suggesting just using GNOME's night light alone, orredshift(with night light disabled). GNOME's Night light &redshiftare different programs that do almost the same thing. If you're using only one, I'd suggest correcting your question (you can edit your own questions) as it leads to my obvious response – guiverc Nov 24 '20 at 07:48D50color profile for my laptop's screen on that Color settings UI. But now only my printer had shown up to set a color profile to: the monitors did not. I think it's related. A reboot however restored everything: the Color settings UI, the laptop screen color profile, and night light. – Levente Feb 28 '21 at 02:03