> maybe it's just because it is available for so many different editors There's definitely an appeal for me in this. I flip between VSCode, Rider and Visual S

> maybe it's just because it is available for so many different editors There's definitely an appeal for me in this. I flip between VSCode, Rider and Visual Studio on both Windows and Mac these days, and having the theme/layout consistent across all the applications definitely helps ease the transitions (along with trying to keep bindings for various operations the same across the board). > if somebody would do that well enough so that other people can configure input output configs for that, I bet that program could become very popular among developers. Honest question, how much would you pay for it? Would you pay $60? Bearing in mind that in theory this would let you use any theme of your choice on your editor of choice.