Currently in beta, which basically means some versions are not yet done - if there are no major stoppers I will start working on the Vim and Emacs versions (as they require quite a bit of additional work).
The most complete versions are:
TextMate
TextMate2
Sublime
Atom
I’ve now added a version for:
SpaceMacs
Vim
VSCode
The original TextMate version is the most complete (all others derive from it) so if you feel something is missing check to see if it’s in the TextMate version first.
Yup @mcginleyr1, the Emacs version should work fine with Spacemacs afaik(?)
I can get the basic version up if you want to complete it… but maybe try the TM (or Sublime) versions first just to make sure the base theme is fine first
The Emacs version should work fine with Spacemacs.
Spacemacs might be fine and all, but I really wish that they advertised themselves as a starter kit for Emacs. There seem to be some confusion over the fact that Specemacs is just Emacs that has been preconfigured in a certain way.
Ya, i actually work of the dev branch of it. I got tired of maintaining all that myself and their mix and match mode defaults are sane enough for me to live with. Idk I guess I just grew out of yakshaving my editor.
Wooh! I just installed in in Spacemacs. I really like the colours you’ve used in this theme.
There is one small problem with using it in Spacemacs, and that is that there is no special colour for highlighted text. This makes it impossible to see what text you have selected (for e.g. deletion or searching). I hope this could be resolved in a future version .
I’ve been using it as my main Vim style for some months now
Re the highlight, yeah that can be fixed - ATM, any colours not specified inherit (I think) their default colours, so it’s just a question of identifying them and changing them. From what I remember there is a tool that helps you see which colours associate to what… I will have to try and find that again
Hi guys, I’ve made some more updates to the SpaceMacs version and also included a light theme - do you prefer it over the standard one? (It’s less contrast)