If you like it, you can grab the theme file from github. You don't need to know/use Git, there's a download button somewhere on that page.
It only supports PHP and JavaScript syntax for the moment. More to come when I'll have some time. Update: There's Python and XML support right now.
After you download it, put the .ksf file in your Komodo Edit application data folder, more precisely the schemes directory. On my Windows machine this is: C:\Documents and Settings\{user}\Application Data\ActiveState\KomodoEdit\4.3\schemes.
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I'm learning to use vim now, and yes, I'm also becoming a fan of dark backgrounds.I use the "desert.vim" color scheme.
thank you.
Tudor, using desert.vim is basically how I discovered I like dark backgrounds, but it is too colorful in my opinion and unfortunately I don't have that much time to invest in learning vim. Not for the moment at least...
Hey, Anonymous, I'm glad you liked it :)
any change it'll work with html? I just got started with komodo edit, had intype before that with a dark theme and loved it.
Micah, I haven't touched the HTML coloring too much yet. I've been doing some work on the XML highlighter (there's a screenshot on GitHub) but, honestly, I don't like the outcome. So, basically you can use HTML with this dark theme, but it's not really pleasant to look at. Hopefully I'll have a little time this weekend to take a look at it.
I'm glad you're interested in using it.
Thanks for this!.
I copied it into "/usr/lib/komodo/lib/support/schemes" but did not work ATM.
Hi Vladimir.
After copying the file to your schemes directory, did you choose the new scheme from the preferences menu?
Edit -> Preferences -> Fonts and Colors
> You don't need to know/use Git,
> there's a download button
> somewhere on that page.
You could also directly link to this: http://github.com/igstan/komodo-themes/raw/master/Twilight.ksf
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