I typically skin the websites I visit in black (you may note that winapp2.com itself is black by default). I find it way easier on the eyes and I am aware it saves energy too.
My drives are all 'green,' and spin down after being inactive for a while (annoyingly, one of these is like five minutes)
I typically skin the websites I visit in black (you may note that winapp2.com itself is black by default).
I need to do this with my website as well, the white background really burns the eyes.
By the way Winapp, not sure if this is just a tiny mistake, but on the Guide page of the Winapp website, on Step 2, you have it as with quotations rather than without quotations?
Greener computing? ... err ... keep using a computer until it's unrepairable & don't feel you have to update/upgrade whole thing every couple of years ... turn down brightness on lcd/led screens a few notches ... don't leave your computer cluttered with junk files, look after it & it'll last far longer ..............
I need to do this with my website as well, the white background really burns the eyes.
By the way Winapp, not sure if this is just a tiny mistake, but on the Guide page of the Winapp website, on Step 2, you have it as with quotations rather than without quotations?
Saving items with quotes perserves the extension you give to them. It ensures it will save as an ini file and not any other kind of file. (You can also use this to save files with content of a different type, for example, saving a PNG file as a JPEG)
This Google version takes less energy to backlight, being mostly black
It may actually save the life of an amoeba.
Being serious though when looking about on download sites there's a few "green computing" programs that are supposed to "save you electricity," and "save the planet," yet most user reviews state they're a joke.
A black LCD display consumes an infinitesimal amount of more power when displaying a blackscreen as opposed to a white screen. Unless the backlight is turned off. Which is probably not the case.
That is incorrect. LED's are the backlight instead of fluorescent tubes.
Thanks for the headsup. I've paid little attention to screens cos they seem to be so simple. I recently saw an LED/LCD combo advertised at BestBuy. Can you explain that configuration?
LED backlight, LCD old-school passive LCD like in watches.
LED denotes the type of backlighting. LCD describes the pixel array. There is nothing revolutionary about these. Just a different style of backlighting.
Saving items with quotes perserves the extension you give to them. It ensures it will save as an ini file and not any other kind of file. (You can also use this to save files with content of a different type, for example, saving a PNG file as a JPEG)
Thanks for the headsup. I've paid little attention to screens cos they seem to be so simple. I recently saw an LED/LCD combo advertised at BestBuy. Can you explain that configuration?