Dracula Theme – A dark theme for many different apps
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#12Cool idea of making it available across so many different applications, but I wish it was aesthetically pleasing. It just doesn't do it for me...
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#13Re: Dracula Theme – A dark theme for many different apps
#14Cool idea of making it available across so many different applications, but I wish it was aesthetically pleasing. It just doesn't do it for me...
Nord also has ports for some applications (Emacs, Guake and Tmux are those I care about). Unfortunately, not for all daily apps yet. https://www.nordtheme.com/ports
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#15I think I might be neurodivergent, having a similar look and feel across code editors and terminals always pleases me greatly for some reason. That’s definitely one reason I like Dracula; it’s so easy to get it across everything I use. Been using it for over a year; IMO it’s a pretty readable theme that’s easy on the eyes.
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#16I envy those who can use dark colour schemes. It hurts my eyes for some reason.
I've started creating my own (only for Geany so far) because there just aren't many like that.
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#17Re: Dracula Theme – A dark theme for many different apps
#18But there's an interesting side effect of having a theme repository with over 200 applications: app discovery! Whether it's learning about interesting projects (BetterDiscord, MatterMost, Obsidian) or blasts from the past (I hadn't thought about BBEdit in a long time! And does anyone remember Brackets?), it's kind of a cool spot to find and remember things.
Good work and thank you to everyone who has worked on these themes, I use them every day for a lot of apps :)
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#19Re: Dracula Theme – A dark theme for many different apps
#20I envy those who can use dark colour schemes. It hurts my eyes for some reason.
I have those issues and with dark themes (or just in the night when I’m tired) my eye’s lens tend to open so widely that my vision becomes blurred because the focus point of my eyes is now behind my glasses.
If you support contact lenses, it’s an issue they can effectively fix because the focus point can never be behind your correction lens.