Support for color adjustment features on DisplayLink-connected displays varies by operating system. Windows and macOS may require additional DisplayLink-specific configuration or software, while ChromeOS supports its built-in Night Light feature.
How Does Color Adjustment Support Vary by Operating System?
| Operating System | Color Adjustment Feature | DisplayLink Support |
|---|---|---|
| Windows 10 and Windows 11 | Night Light |
Available on supported DisplayLink configurations with additional setup (10.3 M0 or newer) The 3rd-party utility f.lux also has native support for DisplayLink-based devices |
| ChromeOS 100 or newer | Night Light | Supported |
| macOS | Night Shift | Not supported on DisplayLink-driven displays (Experimental support for color adjustment via the 3rd-party utility f.lux is available when using DisplayLink Manager version 1.8.0***) |
For Windows Night Light information:
For DisplayLink-specific Windows Night Light and f.lux setup:
For ChromeOS Night Light information:
https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/9145848?hl=en
For macOS Night Shift information:
https://support.apple.com/en-us/102191
Applicable To
- UD-3900, UD-3900-EU, UD-3900C4, UD-3900PDZ, UD-3900Z, UD-6950PDH, UD-6950PDZ, UD-6950Z, UD-ULTC4K, UD-ULTCDL, UGA-2KHDMI, UGA-3000, UGA-4KDP, UGA-4KHDMI, USBC-6950M, USBC-6950PDZ, USBC-6950U
