Although OS X Yosemite will be officially released in two or three months, the number of beta of testers is growing rapidly. This is probably due to the fact that the system has a visibly different design inspiration iOS 7. Not everyone likes the fact that white colors are active at night, and that's when many of its users turn on the mode Dark Mode, which transforms the system into a darker graphic coat. However, the regular manual switching on and off of the mode gets tired after a while and one admits that Apple could give the system the ability to activate Dark Mode automatically.
This is precisely what the new Lights Out utility from developer Sam Turner enables, which enriches the system settings so that the user can activate them himself, so that Dark Mode is activated automatically after a certain hour and turns off again after some time. Such an application is only available on the Internet and, according to the developer himself, is only smallancand that she could get into Mac App Store, as the application interferes with Dark Mode code, which does not have a publicly accessible API.
- You can download Lights Out for OS X Yosemite for free here
And is it possible to set dark mode only for certain areas? For example, I could set dark mode for the area with Photoshop and classic mode for the others...?
Can you advise? "Cannot load Lights Out preference panel."
Pro functionality in settings requires a restart ;-)
Hello, I downloaded this app but I have a very big problem. Instead of having it either only dark or only white, it flashes from light to dark.... I don't know what's wrong, I did everything right and my OS is updated... and I can't remove it... I need some advice because it's really, really annoying