I am on Mint XFCE and Redshift is just so inconsistent and I have tried its forks, also inconsistent. So instead I have been using sct in the terminal to adjust the temperature, and have set a command that resets it back to normal every time that I log on. However, I was wondering if there is a way to make it so that “sct 2750” runs every day at 10 pm or during a specific period of time.
There’s no need to be sorry for being noob. I also recognized that from your original post.
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For cron write ‘man cron’ into your terminal and read the manpage docs on how to use cron. As already suggested ‘crontab -e’ is the command you need, but a quick look in the docs explains you how it actually works.
I don’t give you direct answers simply because I want you to learn Linux by yourself and enjoy the benefits of it :)
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