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I love consistency which is why dracula never disappoints. Dracula has schemes for literally every shell/tui/gui I care about (there is even a Dracula mode in F
by DyslexicAtheist 5y ago
I love consistency which is why dracula never disappoints. Dracula has schemes for literally every shell/tui/gui I care about (there is even a Dracula mode in Firefox "Dark Reader"). And it goes really well with happy colorful wallpapers (cyberpunk colors of the 80ies or rick + morty cartoons). The only thing I might consider replacing it with is Nord. But last time I checked Nord still wasn't covering all I want.
- lelanthran 5y ago> I love consistency which is why dracula never disappoints. Dracula has schemes for literally every shell/tui/gui I care about (there is even a Dracula mode in Firefox "Dark Reader"). And it goes really well with happy colorful wallpapers (cyberpunk colors of the 80ies or rick + morty cartoons). The only thing I might consider replacing it with is Nord. But last time I checked Nord still wasn't covering all I want. Don't you mean 'Darcula'? Sure, there's a 'Dracula' theme for vim, but it's not really universal and consistent.
- DyslexicAtheist 5y agoI meant dracula. why isn't it consistent from your experience? perhaps when comparing the schemes across editors or different terminals? (I only use one specific terminal and 1 editor so I don't see this)
- scns 5y agoSolarized has broad support as well.