Kubuntu integrates the KDE desktop environment, which includes the Night Color feature to adjust screen color temperature. This feature reduces blue light emissions and creates a warmer display, helping to minimize eyestrain during prolonged usage.
Night Color provides customizable temperature settings and scheduling, allowing adjustments based on personal routines or local sunrise and sunset data. This fine-grained control enhances viewing comfort, especially in low-light conditions.
System Settings serves as the central hub for all Night Color configurations. By selecting a desired color temperature and schedule, users can align display behavior with personal preferences, environmental factors, and daily habits.
Steps to configure Night Color in Kubuntu (KDE):
- Open System Settings from the application launcher.
- Click on Display and Monitor on the sidebar menu.
- Go to Night Color configuration panel.
- Click on Activate Night Color checkbox to enable Night Color.
- Slide to set the color temperature.
- Click on the Activation Time select list.
- Select or set the time period to enable Night Color.
- Click on the Apply button to activate and save the configuration.
Tested on Kubuntu:
Version | Code Name |
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24.04 LTS | Noble Numbat |

Mohd Shakir Zakaria is a cloud architect with deep roots in software development and open-source advocacy. Certified in AWS, Red Hat, VMware, ITIL, and Linux, he specializes in designing and managing robust cloud and on-premises infrastructures.
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