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Redshift isn't maintained anymore. what to use?
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KDE has similar functionality built-in. (Called night color, you can find it in display settings, and add a control icon in the taskbar).
GNOME has too. There it's called nightlight
Budgie might ship with an applet, that enables the functionality as well (not sure, it's been a while, since I last used this DE)