5 ms·

Install instructions would be helpful.

drivebyacct2 14y ago
Install ST2 Package Manager (http://wbond.net/sublime_packages/package_control http://wbond.net/sublime_packages/package_control) Cmd+Shift+P -> "Install..." -> [name of theme] -> [enter] -> done. (editted) Ugh, apparently these are not in the package manger. Call me lazy but I'm not going to clone these on all four of the machines I use ST2 on. (The "ugh" seems unappreciative, that was more due to my incorrect assumption; don't mean to sound ungrateful, a couple of these look very excellent.)
- diggan 14y ago
  Lazy ass... @hayksaakian, Add "color_scheme": "/home/victor/documents/Iceberg.tmTheme" to your Preferences.sublime-settings with corrected path.
  - drivebyacct2 14y ago
    ... Well, I did say "call me lazy". Sorry, I have half a dozen color schemes in different packages that I switch between, a custom theme, several language plugins and more. It's enough work to re-install them through the package manager. I could put them all in a folder and sync that across machines, but then they don't get auto-updated, and I'd have to use non-portable symlinks and would still have to manually update each of the likely 10 repos that I'd need to check regularly for updates.
    - diggan 14y ago
      So... I did :) May I ask why you have multiple color schemes? It seems like a pretty easy solution...
      - drivebyacct2 14y ago
        It sounds stupid, but I have one that I'm very accustomed to to write my C, another for Golang and then one that looks much better for editting XML(-like) documents.
- SquareWheel 14y ago
  >I'm not going to clone these on all four of the machines I use ST2 on. I use a portable version of Sublime 2 synced via Dropbox. It works pretty well. One copy of settings/themes/snippets.
  - gary4gar 14y ago
    AFAIK, Portable version of Sublime Text 2 is only available on Windows
  - swah 14y ago
    Was getting too many conflicts moving from home to work, trying to sync only Packages/User with Git now.
- micampe 14y ago
  You can add any Github (or Bitbucket) repository to Package Control.
  - drivebyacct2 14y ago
    I can't get it to work. I add the git web url, I restart sublime, go to install and the themes don't show up as options...
    - micampe 14y ago
      I just did it. You don’t get the individual themes, you get a single package with all themes called “Dayle Rees Color Schemes”.
      - drivebyacct2 14y ago
        I know I'm 10 days late but I really appreciate this now that I see that theme. Thanks!
izac 14y ago
Sublime Text's themes are stored in /Users/.../Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 2/Packages/Color Scheme-Default (on the Mac). Just copy and paste.
- swah 14y ago
  It seems they can be anywhere though - I've just put some on Packages/User to sync to my git repo.
karpathy 14y ago
I know, right? How is this missing? For Sublime on Ubuntu: Create folder NewThemes in ~/.config/sublime-text-2/Packages/NewThemes and dump the files from the repository in there. Then Preferences > Color Scheme > NewThemes > [choose]
- vidyesh 14y ago
  Doing that just messes up my default font. And am not sure what the default font is to get it back. Ah should have been better if via Package control

Install ST2 Package Manager (http://wbond.net/sublime_packages/package_control http://wbond.net/sublime_packages/package_control) Cmd+Shift+P -> "Install..." -> [name of theme] -> [enter] -> done. (editted) Ugh, apparently these are not in the package manger. Call me lazy but I'm not going to clone these on all four of the machines I use ST2 on. (The "ugh" seems unappreciative, that was more due to my incorrect assumption; don't mean to sound ungrateful, a couple of these look very excellent.)

diggan 14y ago
Lazy ass... @hayksaakian, Add "color_scheme": "/home/victor/documents/Iceberg.tmTheme" to your Preferences.sublime-settings with corrected path.
- drivebyacct2 14y ago
  ... Well, I did say "call me lazy". Sorry, I have half a dozen color schemes in different packages that I switch between, a custom theme, several language plugins and more. It's enough work to re-install them through the package manager. I could put them all in a folder and sync that across machines, but then they don't get auto-updated, and I'd have to use non-portable symlinks and would still have to manually update each of the likely 10 repos that I'd need to check regularly for updates.
  - diggan 14y ago
    So... I did :) May I ask why you have multiple color schemes? It seems like a pretty easy solution...
    - drivebyacct2 14y ago
      It sounds stupid, but I have one that I'm very accustomed to to write my C, another for Golang and then one that looks much better for editting XML(-like) documents.
SquareWheel 14y ago
>I'm not going to clone these on all four of the machines I use ST2 on. I use a portable version of Sublime 2 synced via Dropbox. It works pretty well. One copy of settings/themes/snippets.
- gary4gar 14y ago
  AFAIK, Portable version of Sublime Text 2 is only available on Windows
- swah 14y ago
  Was getting too many conflicts moving from home to work, trying to sync only Packages/User with Git now.
micampe 14y ago
You can add any Github (or Bitbucket) repository to Package Control.
- drivebyacct2 14y ago
  I can't get it to work. I add the git web url, I restart sublime, go to install and the themes don't show up as options...
  - micampe 14y ago
    I just did it. You don’t get the individual themes, you get a single package with all themes called “Dayle Rees Color Schemes”.
    - drivebyacct2 14y ago
      I know I'm 10 days late but I really appreciate this now that I see that theme. Thanks!

izac 14y ago

Sublime Text's themes are stored in /Users/.../Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 2/Packages/Color Scheme-Default (on the Mac). Just copy and paste.

swah 14y ago
It seems they can be anywhere though - I've just put some on Packages/User to sync to my git repo.

karpathy 14y ago

I know, right? How is this missing? For Sublime on Ubuntu: Create folder NewThemes in ~/.config/sublime-text-2/Packages/NewThemes and dump the files from the repository in there. Then Preferences > Color Scheme > NewThemes > [choose]

vidyesh 14y ago
Doing that just messes up my default font. And am not sure what the default font is to get it back. Ah should have been better if via Package control