And shouldn't they be much MUCH brighter? I know there are some dim stars, but our sun only appears yellow because of the atmosphere, but the light it makes is white and all the stars in space (mostly) are white as dots then turn into this big yellow ball when we jump into the system. Can you fix that?
Aren't start white generally, not yellow?
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Wait till you find a bright pink one 
I don't think computer monitors can produce the same brightness levels as real stars, but to be fair I've never turned mine up to full [cool]
No there is nothing to fix, Fdev have it correct.
Rather than go into a long detailed explanation of colour temperature, composition and mass I will put this here;
http://naasbeginners.co.uk/AbsoluteBeginners/Star_Colours.htm
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I too am very annoyed by the light being much too warm most of the time. Doesn't feel natural.