Safe Eyes FOR LINUX

There's no denying that the use of computers in all areas of our lives has increased tenfold (or even higher) in the last two decades. The benefits and comfort computers bring to our daily and professional lives did not come cheap, as there's always a price to pay.

Various researches have shown that almost all people who usually spend more than eight hours a day on the computer are very likely to suffer from various symptoms of RSI (short for Repetitive Strain Injury).

Key Features:

• Free and open-source Linux app


• Prevent and reduce the effects of RSI


• Break reminder function with built-in exercises


• Customizable break schedules


• Multi-display support


• Lock computer during breaks for security


• Extensible via plugins and APIs for developers

Installation and Compatibility:

Safe Eyes can be installed on a wide range of Linux-based systems including Arch Linux, Debian, Fedora, Gentoo, Ubuntu, Linux Mint, etc. Installation instructions can be found on the app's official website and GitHub repository.

Customization Options:

Users have the freedom to customize the app's look with CSS and explore various settings to tailor the app to their preferences.

Breaking unhealthy habits is not easy, but Safe Eyes serves as a helpful guide in improving your life by promoting regular breaks.

Experience the benefits of Safe Eyes on your Linux system and enjoy a healthier computer usage routine.