Tron Legacy Emacs Theme
Inspired by Base16-Black-Metal, Grayscale and City Lights.
Installing the theme:
Installation Method 1: MELPA (Recommended)
tron-legacy-theme
is now on MELPA as a package (as of 1. June. 2020)! An example use-package declaration:
(use-package tron-legacy-theme
:config
(load-theme 'tron-legacy t))
If you want to invoke some customization options (more info see below), you should set them "before" you load the theme, like so:
(use-package tron-legacy-theme
:config
(setq tron-legacy-theme-vivid-cursor t)
(load-theme 'tron-legacy t))
Installation Method 2: manual install
Download tron-legacy-theme.el
and put it under ~/.emacs.d/themes/
(or ~/.config/emacs/themes/
), then add these lines to your init.el
:
(add-to-list 'custom-theme-load-path "~/.emacs.d/themes/")
; or
(add-to-list 'custom-theme-load-path "~/.config/emacs/themes/")
(load-theme 'tron-legacy t)
Customization options:
- Setting
tron-legacy-theme-dark-fg-bright-comments
tot
causes the foreground to be dimmed and comments to be brighter. The default value isnil
.
(setq tron-legacy-theme-dark-fg-bright-comments t)
- Setting
tron-legacy-theme-vivid-cursor
tot
changes the cursor color to bright golden, making it easier to spot.
(setq tron-legacy-theme-vivid-cursor t)
- Setting
tron-legacy-theme-softer-bg
tot
changes the background color to a dark gunmetal grey, instead of the default pure black.
(setq tron-legacy-theme-softer-bg t)
Screenshots of various modes:
tron-legacy
More in-action moments of Tron-legacy theme showcase on Peach Melpa.
Main color palette:
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