So, personnaly I don't have a camp, it depends a lot.
I can't support true white on true black, it hurts my eyes, so I use smoothier greyscales like #d0d0d0 on #232527. Pain in the ass, oops, eyes.īut fortunately I have an addon for my browser, Instaread (similar to Instapaper, Readability, etc.).Īlso it depends on what exactly we call "white" and we call "black". Imagine that you're reading a documentation, and the website use black on white. But if I work with other programs beside my editor, it could hurt my eyes too. So at night, I like to use black on white of course. other programs that are running beside and maybe quite light (browser, music player, etc.)įor example, my case : during daytime, as said above, it doesn't annoy me to use white on black because my room is under the sun. sensibility of your eyes about colors and contrast and if you have a good view or not the model/quality and the settings of your monitor the ambiant brightness in your room or workspace Well, it depends on several things (hard to explain cuz my english is a bit rusty) : TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR COPYING, DISTRIBUTION AND MODIFICATIONĠ. If you have some glitches or imperfections, tell me on the forums, I'll try to update the theme.Ĭolor scheme if you want to apply this for another editor :ĭO WHAT THE FUCK YOU WANT TO PUBLIC LICENSEĮveryone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim or modifiedĬopies of this license document, and changing it is allowed as long Only use with Lua files, this theme doesn't have coloration for other languages. Put the xml file into C:\Program Files (x86)\Notepad++\themes (if you use Windows 64bits, otherwise it should be "program files" or "programs"). Code: Select all LÖVE theme for Notepad++ v1.0
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