Okay.
I've turned the final iteration of ScreenControl - v1.4 - into an SFS for 'Airedale'.
This was the last, 'manually-operated' version Fred & I produced between us before he eventually built his marvellous rshift-portable; a tiny little self-extracting script that sits in /root/Startup, and autochecks where you live via geolocation. This one makes use of the minute sct binary, and lets you manually adjust both brightness & colour temperature 'on-the-fly', accessible from an icon in the notification area.
It's another one that makes use of /root/Startup.....for which we have Fred to thank for its re-implementation in 'Airedale'. Cheers, buddy!
I haven't yet tried 'rshift-portable'; that one lives in /root/Startup anyway. I'll give it a go later on, and report back; I understand Fred makes use of it in the Dogs, so I can't see it being an issue with 'Airedale'.... I like rshift-portable, but being able to manually adjust stuff 'on-the-fly' without needing to keep turning the automatic feature on & off does have its advantages, I feel. If rshift-portable also works, that'll give us twice as many options!
The ScreenControl SFS is attached to this post. Yes, it'll load from anywhere, but like I said a few posts back, it makes more sense to put it with everything else in the KLV directory to start with.....that way, it'll get picked up & auto-loaded at the next boot. Hope it's useful for some of you.
Mike.