I'm new to Linux and I'm trying to find a beginner-friendly distribution that includes a built-in Night Light feature, similar to what Windows offers. It should be lightweight enough to run smoothly on my low-end PC without requiring a lot of additional setup.
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If you're set on having the Night Light feature, KDE desktop environments have it built in as "night color." If not, there are still plenty of apps you can use like Gammastep, which can help with color filtering. Just remember, don't let the lack of built-in features stop you from choosing a distro! You can customize it to your liking!
I just started using Bazzite with KDE and I’m really enjoying it! It's super user-friendly and works great on my budget system that's around seven years old. I'm not sure if it has the Night Light feature built-in, though. But hey, why does it need to be built-in? There's a lot of flexibility in Linux!
You might want to check out options like Mint, Pop!_OS, or Spring. They’re all solid choices for beginners. The cool thing about Linux is that you can usually add whatever you need instead of relying on built-in features. Plus, with distros running KDE, you get the "Night Color" feature natively.
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