Is this the ultimate color scheme?

The ultimate colorscheme is off/on only.

>emacs
nice, seems like nobody uses it these days
you'd think Jow Forums would have more people using emacs

no, but the one I'm using is

please post your soft and cozy color schemes in the purple-pink-blue area of the palette

i adapted the spacemacs default dark colors for mine. i'll share my highlighting defs if you like

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>green over somewhat darker green
Thanks but no thanks

for me, it's google dark on terminal.sexy

I can read the green on dk.green much easier than the reds. gah, I hate reds.

The only ultimate color scheme is either one that doesn't screw with your eyes as much, or one that screws with your eyes for the sake of appearances.

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Dracular is better.

>low contrast shit
Don't you want to clearly see what you're typing? It's kind of important.

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Omtose Phellack
github.com/franksn/omtose-phellack-theme

All dark themes mess with my eyes

emacs is great
but you make it look like shit

Yes.

inbreed retard

kys

I like material theme more for emacs

no
syntax highlighting is for fags

Nord.

>misterioso theme
That's a neat one.
I wanted a dark theme with kind of high contrast that also has a light variant (I like toggling dark-theme / light-theme for when I'm comfy vs when I'm in a bright room with a lot of reflections on my display)
I'm currently using material theme, but there's a lot of söy in it, for example the org mode sections with a huge font and 3d button like background.

t. rob pike

soft-charcoal on melpa is currently unmaintained but sounds like what you're looking for

I just saw the screenshot posted just between our posts.
too low contrast, especially the comments.

One Dark (the default theme in Atom) is the most consistently good across most editors. Material is usually good but sometimes too green. Obsidian and Oblivion can be good if done right.

I thought I was using manoj-dark, had forgotten that I'd changed it so deleted the post.
Here's a screen if anyone else is interested.

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Wombat for Emacs
Dark+ for VSCode
whatever is standard terminal color scheme for vim

recommend a theme that is like deeper-blue, but background is black

I prefer this one.

Though it looks terrible on a TN monitor I have at work.

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>what is constrast

I've been using this, because colors are for fags

github.com/belak/emacs-grayscale-theme

I've been using solarized dark ever since it was released. I want to migrate to something else but everytime I try something else I keep reverting back to it.
Help me bros.
I've already tried all of base16 and most on terminal.sexy.

This. Constant luminance is hands down the best way to make a color theme and does wonders for preventing eye strain.

But yeah, if the luminance is constant it means combining any of them makes the blend in and become unreadable.
I wish backgrounds were totally separate colors you could define instead of re-using the foregrounds. I wonder how hard it would be to patch something like that into an existing terminal emulator.

I prefer gruvbox

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I too like washed out colors, something similar to what's shown on that page. I already have something similar for vim, terminal emulator, wm and most other things.

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I use Plan9 theme in Emacs and for my terminals.
The Emacs theme is the only one I've found that doesn't make weird decisions about syntax highlighting. I'll never understand why the designers try to hide comments.

solarized is nice but gets boring after a while, I like using gruvbox with tweaked colors as my main theme
sometimes I switch to the kaolin themes because they're so good: github.com/ogdenwebb/emacs-kaolin-themes

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I use solarized light everywhere

Anyone know vscode themes like this? I just want a little colour, not too much.

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I like afterglow

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it's custom one IIRC, I asked him a few times on twitter but he didn't respond, so...

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this looks nice. can I get some of the color values?

> ded thread is ded

This or STFU

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> how to screenshot

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Black on white is not good, you don't want contrast as high as that. There's a reason why all the background colors are a shade of brown.

I use seoul256 but Jetbrains' Darcula is also nice

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Standard/base

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zenburn

Fags walk into starbucks with their macbook airs doing front end html in atom with their 60$ font, colorful themes and particle effects when you type each letter. This isn't kindergarten, your screen does not need to look like an unicorn tripping on acid threw up on all over your fagbook.

Vim with high contrast for maximum efficiency and minimal gayness.

based redditor

Solarized is the worst colorscheme ever conceived. I can't believe it got this popular.
Not only is it impractical, it downright looks like shit. There is no reason to use it.

I changed to Dracula today and it's neat.