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Gruvbox
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Multiple contrast options
Three different variants are available, each with different contrasts.
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That white is very painful to look at using an F.lux like applications
While it looks quite good for some time, using Night Shift/F.lux applications just makes reading things with Gruvbox quite painful.
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Very easy on the eyes
Both the light and dark version have a reddish background for a consistent look when toggling between them.
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Have light and dark version
Dark background has brown-yellowish retro colors, light background is yellowish with pastel highlights.
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Made ready for multiple text-editors
Ports for Atom, Sublime, TextMate and Emacs and other text editors are available. For a full list of available ports. If you are using a Jetbrains IDE.
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You can go all day with Gruvbox
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It can be customized in detail
Size of the tabs, icons of file types, contrast of the color schemes, accented colors, indentation in the sidebar, sizes of the status bar and dozens more.
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One Dark
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Colors are calm and easy to distinguish
Its wide hue range with good saturation/value use make a good enough contrast to skim the code fastly and not too vibrant to kill your eyes.
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Ports to other applications are not always accurate.
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Available for vim
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Kind of fadey
The colors aren't that bright (which may be good for some people).
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Available on a wide range of applications
KDE Plasma, VsCode etc...
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Available for Intellij IDEA
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Available for Atom clones and Sublime
Possibly for others too This theme is a default one for Atom text editor.
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Default theme for Doom Emacs
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Calm blue background
If used with flux, it turns into warm gray during night.
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Available as a base16 theme
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Includes GUI themes
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Molokai
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Looks great
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That pink
The pink color is too vibrant if compared with others. It pops out from context and may blend with red errors in some editors.
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One of the most common dark themes
Default for Sublime Text, avaialble on IntelliJ products and Eclipse via plug-in. Usually ranked in top 3 of highest downloaded theme for a IDE.
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Too much contrast
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Strong enough contrast
Without being fully black on white (which is good on modern already very contrasted screens) it remains pretty dark compared to many alternatives; making it more readable.
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Easy to install with Vundle
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Nord
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Simply beautiful
Easy on your eyes and super nice looking, especially noticeable in VS code.
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Not as vibrant as other schemes
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Lots of ports
The website provides steps on each individual port and how to activate them.
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You can easily theme your whole Linux OS with it
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Blue-based
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Great on the eyes, looks good
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Easy to install
Compatible with tons of editors or terminals.
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Solarized Dark
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Too much blue
People caring about the color intensity in their screens, will notice that this theme is not useful for night use. If you use software like Flux to dim the blues in your screen this theme loses its enchant.
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There are versions for a lot of applications or it's easy to make your own
There are ready-made packages for Vim, IntelliJ, Emacs, iTerm, etc. If your app isn't supported the website explains clearly what colors are used, so it should be easy to wrap up your own.
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Low contrast
Comments for example, have very low contrast against the background which makes it harder to read.
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It seems that is has been given the most thought
Judging from the description that has been given by the author, it seems that this color scheme has been designed with huge background knowledge about colors and relations between them.
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Vanilla version doesn't work with htop
Half of the usernames in htop have the same color as the background. One has to use a patched version of htop.
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Works well with multiple fonts
Since Solarized has pretty good color separation it's easier to distinguish both thin and bold fonts.
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Tomorrow Theme
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Eases visual processing
Different colors within the same color scheme to quickly distinguish the layout (px, %, ..) and other declaration blocks from the colors (background-color; color); that eases the visual processing, thus increases reading speed, while reading CSS.
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Bad theme
First of all, in the Tomorrow Theme official repository, the IntelliJ Idea theme is just a color scheme. Second of all, it looks very bad on IntelliJ.
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Notepad++
Although not mentioned in the list of supported editors, on GitHub you can find a folder Notepad++ with xml files. Sadly it does not seem to work with newer Notepad++ versions.
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Looks bad
At least on Neovim.
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Light & dark themes
Dark theme does a good job of contrasting kvps.
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There are versions for a lot of applications or it's easy to make your own
There are ready-made packages for Vim, IntelliJ, Emacs, iTerm, etc. If your app isn't supported the website explains clearly what colors are used, so it should be easy to wrap up your own.
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Comes in 5 different variants
Comes in 5 different variations: Tomorrow, Tomorrow Night, Tomorrow Eighties, Tomorrow Blue and Tomorrow Night Bright.
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af-magic
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Included with oh-my-zsh
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Sometimes the path gets in the way
Even though it abbreviates paths with ~ when they are in the home directory, deeply nested files or long paths often force the prompt to be squished against the width of the CLI, or in extreme cases wraps around multiple lines.
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Great for skimming through lines of output
The colors and extra line of hyphens makes it very easy at a glance to see where one command ends and another begins.
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Better options for 'full-screen' cli use
Out of the box it misses out on features like battery remaining, time/date, etc. If you're using a terminal emulator with a normal desktop environment, this is typically done by a status bar, but if you don't have this you may be better off with alternatives.
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Shows directory and git branch where applicable
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Reliable
No incompatibilities between many different systems, fonts and OSes.
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Everforest
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Supports light backgrounds
Includes consistent color palettes for both dark and light modes.
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Colorful
Despite being primarily beige and green toned, the color scheme makes use of warm colors for some syntax highlighting groups, which can outshine the "calm" feeling in certain languages.
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Broad syntax and plugin support
Fine-turned for a wide range of third-party syntaxes and plugins, including Neovim's LSP and Treesitter.
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Italics support
If enabled, highlights comments and selected keywords in italics.
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Soothing green tones
A calm green-based color scheme which doesn't forget about warm colors.
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Leuven
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Helpful for people with astigmatism
People with astigmatism prefer the bright white background since the extra light causes your pupils to contract, which makes your focus sharper.
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May cause eye strain
People with blue-light sensitivity may prefer a dark theme.
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Helpful for people with deuteranomaly
Leuven is a high-contrast theme preferring blue hues to red ones which makes it easier for people with deuteranomaly (most common form of red-green blindness) to distinguish different syntactical elements.
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Material Theme
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Improves Sublime Text's user interface
The theme cleans up the interface so that all elements in the UI are easier to find without being distracting. The icons for each file type clearly define what the file is so there's no having to look too closely at file extensions. The color scheme choices (such as Oceanic Next Dark) in particular work well to distinguish functions, classes, keywords, properties, values, etc. for various languages.
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No contrast between main view and panels
Makes it hard to distinguish what's what at a glance.
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Visually appealing
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Developer pushes versions too often
Very little meat in each version. Has been known to dramatically change the color scheme.
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Full language support
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Base16 family
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Contains many color-schemes
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Schemes are limited to 16 colors
You may not be able to use as many colors as you want for a particular application without manual manipulation since base 16 color schemes are limited to 16 colors.
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Out of the box support for many applications (vim, terminals, etc...)
Base16 template repositories on github have configurations for most popular applications where a color scheme can be applied. This reduces headache for users when applying or switching color schemes.
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Each theme needs manual tweaking
The base16 color schemes are really great but as a vim theme they require a lot of manual tweaking to be viable. One example is that in one theme a neon green bg is used with a white fd rendering any part of the vim UI that uses those two colors together illegible.
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Its Solarized Dark scheme is compatible with htop
This is just one example of an app that doesn't work with vanilla Solarized Dark (half of the usernames in htop have the same color as the background) One has to use a patched htop version.
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Apathy
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Highly configurable
One of the only configurable syntax themes
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Custom tree view background image
Optional and looks awesome
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Semantic highlighting
Option to enable semantic highlighting for any un-scoped text.
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Inflexible
Configuration options are very limited. If the defaults don't work for you, you have to either patch the code or look for a different theme.
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Minimalistic
Uses a combination of colors to differentiate between different elements in the prompt. No brackets or unnecessary special characters.
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Requires a custom color scheme to look decent
It looks awful with all builtin color schemes. I couldn't make it look the way it does on the screenshot.
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Very simple and clean + clear
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Git prompt stops working after some time
See here.
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Git integration
Shows which git branch you are currently on and whether the branch is dirty (in that case it shows a * next to the branch name).
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No number of background processes
You won't see if there are background processes running (or how many).
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Included in oh-my-zsh
This plugin is included in the base installation.
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robbyrussell
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The default theme for oh my zsh
You don't need to change anything to use this. It's the default theme.
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Does not show your current directory
Plain PROMPT='%~ ' has a big advantage over this theme.
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Very simple
Shows the folder you are in and if there's a git repository it shows the current branch.
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Slow when working with large Git repositories
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Nice color
Nice color codes.
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Prompt screws up cursor
The right arrow used in the prompt seems to be larger than 1 character, but slightly smaller than two. As such, your cursor will either be very slightly offset, or so offset that it is unworkable.
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Spaceship
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Really slow when working with kubernetes or big repositories
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Easy installation
Spaceship isn't included in Oh My Zsh by default, but the repo includes an install script that takes less than a second to get it up and running.
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npm install empties your zshrc file without even making a backup
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Node and nvm integration
When using the spaceship theme and you use nvm so switch to an older version of Node, the prompt will show the version of Node you are currently using.
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Not included in Oh My Zsh
You have to install this script manually, or with the provided installation script.
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Git integration
If you're inside of a directory that has a Git repository setup, Spaceship shows you information like what branch you're on, if your repository has changes and if there are unpushed commits or upstream commits.
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Doesn't support older zsh
Doesn't work on debian jessie with zsh 5.0.7.
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Easily customizable
Spaceship has lots of options to let you customize it to your heart's desire with variables set in your .zshrc file.
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Notifies on non-zero exit codes
The cursor turns red if the command executed exited with a non-zero exit code.
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Ruby and rvm integration
When using Spaceship, you also get a nice little gem showing the Ruby version currently used in RVM.
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Available through the AUR
If you are on Arch this ensures an easy install. Just search for spaceship-prompt-git!
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Looks good
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Material Theme for Notepad++
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Based on popular themes
The theme is a port of another popular Sublime Text theme and hence is tried and tested
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Actively developed
The theme is quite new and is in active development.
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It's free
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Improves Notepad++'s user interface
Greatly improves the Notepad++ UI by using clean and modern colors.
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Powerlevel9K
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Very slow
Powerlevel10k is a fast reimplementation of this theme.
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Interfaces seamlessly with oh-my-zsh
While notably more complex than most other oh-my-zsh themes, the developer has taken care to ensure that the two function naturally together, though the implementation can appear unwieldy at first.
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Project seems dead
GitHub issues don't get attention. No new features added in the last year.
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Excellent documentation
Not only are all the possible variables clearly defined, most have visual examples as well. The gallery of screenshots shared by users is also well-curated and provides no end of inspiration for what you yourself might want.
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Does not support 24-bit true color
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Support for all major families of patched font methods
Not only are the standard Powerline fonts supported, but so too are the Awesome fonts and the Nerd fonts, all offering a different approach to adding more glyphs to your standard mono-spaced terminal typography.
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Keeps terminal responsiveness high
One sad realization often encountered shortly after testing a new terminal theme or framework is that suddenly a noticeable lag is present when working in it. While it can happen with Powerlevel9k too, if you're deliberate in the elements you place in your prompt, it can also be mostly sidestepped.
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Plays well with almost every existing zsh framework or add-on
Powerlevel9k lists step-by-step instructions for integrations into a plain zsh shell, as well as how to intergrate it with: oh-my-zsh, NixOS, Prezto, antigen, Zplug, Zgen, Antibody, ZPM, and zim. No matter what you've already found to enhance your zsh terminal, this theme will complement rather than displace them.
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Sensitive to an extremely broad set of contextual environments
Powerlevel is capable of recognizing all of the following conditions and altering your prompt automatically to alert you or provide more relevant information to suit them: logged in as default user, logged in via SSH, low battery, background jobs running, whether the working directory is read-only or writable, VPN in use, operating with elevated privileges (sudo), vi mode (editing), working in a version-controlled directory tree, logged into AWS profile, dynamic display of Wi-Fi signal strength in the prompt itself, current partition free space, and so many more it's nearly obscene.
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