Lumi

by smadeja ALL

Minimalistic Sublime Text colour scheme with constant luminance

Details

Version 0.1.0
Homepage github.com
Issues github.com
Modified 3 years ago
Last Seen 24 minutes ago
First Seen 3 years ago

Installs

Total 118
Win 52
Mac 52
Linux 14

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Readme

Source: raw.githubusercontent.com

Lumi

Minimalistic Sublime Text colour scheme with constant luminance

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Motivation

My aim here was to create a super-minimalistic, light Sublime Text colour scheme that keeps colour variations to the minimum and tries to maintain constant luminance. I've grown a litle bit tired of flashy colours in the code and found myself moving towards colour schemes with minimal syntax highlighting. One example of such a theme is Alabaster which I have based this on

Installation

The simplest way to install Lumi is through Package Control

Open the Command Palette (Tools → Command Palette…)
Run Package Control: Install Package
Select Lumi from the list of packages