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I use a very low Night Light temperature (1000k, basically only the red pixels are on), so it can make it nearly impossible to read some text on the screen. Not only does it have the (probable) benefits the NYTimes described, but grayscale makes Night Light better! It would be great if there were someway to make the screen grayscale. Overall the magnifier isn't meant to just make the screen grayscale. The cross hair can be stuck in the middle of the screen or vanish entirely. Even though it remembers the saturation value I set it every time I log in, I have to go through the settings menu to change the saturation.My mouse disappears with the magnifier on.I have the 'Magnifier Improvements' extension installed because it makes it smoother, but I whether it is installed or not I have a few problems. With it I can effectively make my screen grayscale. Using the universal access's 'magnifier' tool.After spending time tinkering around with these, I don't think it is possible to create a color profile that would take a color display and make it grayscale. The new versions of Ubuntu are using Wayland instead now, so of course these wouldn't work. I am on Ubuntu 17.10 with Gnome 3.26.2 without X11. After reading this article from the the New York Times and others like it, I would like to make my screen black and white/grayscale.

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