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Favorite Colour Schemes - Printable Version +- Sinisterly (https://sinister.li) +-- Forum: Coding (https://sinister.li/Forum-Coding) +--- Forum: Coding (https://sinister.li/Forum-Coding--71) +--- Thread: Favorite Colour Schemes (/Thread-Favorite-Colour-Schemes) |
Favorite Colour Schemes - Throwiee - 09-04-2017 What is you're favorite colour schemes for any text editors, IDE's ect. For me its Dash Theme in Atom followed by Industry in VIM then Dracula in PyCharm. RE: Favorite Colour Schemes - Blink - 09-05-2017 I use nano for most of my development, so my colour scheme is what I set my terminal's to. Currently I am using my own colour scheme based on Tango. Here's the XResources file: Code: ! special
*.foreground: #f1f0f0
*.background: #272727
*.cursorColor: #f1f0f0
! black
*.color0: #000000
*.color8: #686a66
! red
*.color1: #ed2600
*.color9: #ff260b
! green
*.color2: #6aa702
*.color10: #8be355
! yellow
*.color3: #cfc303
*.color11: #fbf54c
! blue
*.color4: #364db3
*.color12: #88a6e5
! magenta
*.color5: #dc318b
*.color13: #ea38e0
! cyan
*.color6: #00a7aa
*.color14: #37e6e8
! white
*.color7: #dbded8
*.color15: #f1f1f1Here's how it looks: Spoiler:![]() ![]() ![]() It's odd that I jumped to this from Solarized Dark and base16's Tomorrow Night, considering that this is so colourful. In XCode and Brackets, I am using the default colour scheme. I like the Sublime Monokai though. RE: Favorite Colour Schemes - Throwiee - 09-05-2017 Love that scheme your using.
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