Solarized Color Scheme
Solarized color scheme and theme for Sublime Text
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Installs
- Total 139K
- Win 52K
- Mac 56K
- Linux 31K
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- Source
- raw.githubusercontent.com
Solarized
Solarized is a color scheme created by Ethan Schoonover. There are versions for pretty much every editor out there, this is the one to get for Sublime Text.
Solarized for Sublime Text
This package is both a color scheme (ie. syntax highlight for code), and a UI theme, created especially for Sublime Text.
To install it, use Package Control.
Installation
After installation select either Light or Dark from the “Select Color Scheme” entry in the command palette. To select a matching UI theme, use the “Select Theme” command palette entry.
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