No.33
>>31The colors are feasting on my eyes
No.46
few filetypes in-vim for comparison
>>31how do you read that at all?
No.47
I've been considering turning off syntax highlighting, thoughts?
No.48
>>47I've never been that attached to syntax highlighting. It's nice being able to break up walls of symbols on your screen into something that feels like it has contours but I'm a bit take it or leave it. If whatever terminal I'm on just happens to do syntax highlighting it feels nice but otherwise I don't cry if it's not there.
No.60
I mainly use moe-theme:
https://github.com/kuanyui/moe-theme.elI love it but sadly it's not very widespread. As far as I know it's only available for emacs.
No.150
I found a pretty interesting scheme called SerialExperimentsLain.
https://github.com/lu-ren/SerialExperimentsLainIt's pretty cool and fits well with Lainchan.
No.151
>>60This is what I use as well. One petty thing I like about is it's an emacs theme first as apposed to most other themes which are ported over from somewhere else and have better support somewhere else
>>150This is fun and colorful, I like it
No.152
>>150>It's pretty cool and fits well with Lainchan.I will consider this a feature suggestion. Noted. ^ ^;
No.153
>>32Nice.
I made a similar one for intellij to try and capture the same aesthetic.
No.260
>>47I tried turning syntax highlighting for two weeks. That was two years ago, and I haven't turned it back on yet. That's not entirely true, as I just have it off by default in vim and defined a shortcut to toggle it. No judgement to anyone who's attached to it, but if you're thinking about it, just give it a try for a couple of weeks.
No.263
I don't use syntax highlighting. Its too distracting. I find it to be one of those useless features like tab-completion. When I did use it however, I found that I wasted too much time fiddling with it and not actaully programming. As a bonus it allowed me to uninstall vim as that was the only vim exclusive vi feature I was using.
No.265
>>216>scope highlightingThis is amazing! How can I get this?
No.299
>>30>syntax highlighting themeYou mean a color palette? Just black and white for me. Grey tones too so my terminal doesn't render soykaf weird.
>>216Seems like it makes bad code easier and does nothing for good code. I used to be a huge fan of rainbow-parens though.
>>265Check the plugins available for your favorite text editor. Try searching 'rainbow parentheses' too, just for good boy points.
No.421
>>153By far the best one.
No.441
Why does everyone here use a light on dark colour scheme?
No.450
>>441Why do you think Lainchan itself uses a light-on-dark color scheme? It's because it gives off an impression of, shall we say, "dark technicality". It makes the place feel underground and secretive, and since light-on-dark is traditional for terminals, it makes things feel, well, "cyberpunky". I'm actually kind of surprised the default font on here isn't monospace.
Lainchan is a pretentious geek community with crypto-anarchist leanings. Heck, Kalyx himself calls himself "Dark_m00t". Of course its members are going to be using color schemes that make them feel like |_33+#/-\><><0|?z.
No.451
>>441Easy on the eyes?
I dunno, I did like pastel theme on occasion on oldchan.
No.453
>>450>>450Good points but my name is Dark_M00t because moot is bae and I'm half black irl.
No.454
>>30That is the one I use too in Sublime Text!
Everyone swears by Atom.io but I need to keep it simple don't need all kinds of pre-compilers and stuff in my txt editor. I don't do enough css to need the sass add ons & stuff.
No.481
>>441easier of the eyes at night without any real drawbacks
