I've shipped EyeCare Break Reminder, a lightweight Bash script designed to help users manage screen time and reduce eye strain.
This script provides automatic reminders to take short breaks. When a break period begins, EyeCare Break Reminder dims your screen. The intention here is to create a visual cue for the break and reduce the light output from the display, which can contribute to eye fatigue during prolonged use.
Once the break period concludes, the script automatically restores your screen's brightness, allowing you to resume your work. The design focuses on simplicity and direct functionality, integrating into a command-line environment.
EyeCare Break Reminder is intended for individuals who spend extended periods in front of a computer and are looking for a straightforward, system-level tool to encourage regular breaks. It operates without a graphical interface, making it suitable for users who prefer command-line utilities or lighter-weight solutions.
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