I'm at my wit's end trying to get Night Light to work correctly. Any tips on how to remove it completely in Gnome 3.28.4 running on Ubuntu 18.04.5?
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Settings → Devices → Screen Display → Night Light → click and set the slider as required in the second window to turn it off (or set the conditions).
As guiverc says in his comment under the OP it is easier (and safer) just to disable it as upgrades increase the chance of it re-appearing and release-upgrades causing future problems with your system. So, in short, whilst it might be possible to remove it altogether it would be best just to disable it and maintain system integrity.
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1The question asks how to remove Night Light completely as apparently it doesn't work correctly in the OP's system. There's no indication that the OP asked for a basic tutorial on how to enable Night Light.– pomskyAug 7, 2020 at 20:34
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myself and it conflicted with GNOME's night light, so I just disabled night light. (it's part of GNOME, so if removed, there will always be the chance of it re-appearing with upgrades, or you having release-upgrade problems in the future so I'd recommend avoiding removal)