Gtksourceview-2 / Gedit 2.19.x - Themes

Please do not use the GUI editor to edit this page. It changes the layout of the page.

This page contains third party styles for Gtksourceview-2 based editors.

Styles

• Your theme here

  • Description Screenshot Download

• Vibrant

  • Vibrant colors for your viewing pleasure Screenshot Download

• Thankful Eyes

  • Dark theme with desaturated colors and high relative contrast, ideal for *long* coding sessions. =) {v.1.0} Screenshot Download

• Blue Dream

  • A light, clean theme Screenshot Download

• chela light

  • ported from gvim Download

• Fluffy

  • A light theme with bright colors Screenshot Download

Dark styles

• Darkmate

  • A dark theme inspired to Textmate colors with also specific syntax highlight for Ruby Screenshot Download

• Desert

  • A dark theme ported from the Desert theme for gVim Screenshot Download

Styles emulating other editors

• Turbo

  • Blue backgrond, yellow text, white keywords... if you ever used Borland turbo pascal and turbo c you know what I am talking about. Screenshot download

• Dreamweaver

  • A theme based on Macromedia Dreamweaver (phps colors) Screenshot Download

• Emacs Dark

  • A dark theme based on gnu emacs default colors circa redhat 5.2 (dark slate grey / wheat) Screenshot Download (see also this .gtkrc-2.0 file if you want a larger cursor)

• Emacs

  • gnu emacs colors Download

• Textmate (Mac classic)

  • A blue theme based on Textmate (Mac classic) Screenshot Download

GHOP Styles

All five of the following themes were created by Will Farrington as a task for Google Highly Open Participation 2007.

They can be obtained by running:

svn co svn://nex-3.com/gtk-themes gtksourceview-themes

• Cobalt

  • A dark theme based on blues with medium contrast. Screenshot

• Darkmacs

  • A dark, high-contrast theme based on Alexandre Vassalotti's dark emacs theme. Screenshot

• IDLE

  • A light, high-contrast theme based on the theme of the same name at pastie.caboo.se (which is in turn based on the scheme used by the Python IDE, IDLE Screenshot

• Slush and Poppies

  • A dark, medium-contrast theme based on the theme of the same name at pastie.caboo.se Screenshot

• Twilight

  • A dark, low-contrast theme based on the theme of the same name at pastie.caboo.se Screenshot

All screenshots of themes as of SVN r15.

Resources

• Gtksourceview

• badschemer - A utility for creating and editing GtkSourceView2 style schemes.

Comments

Please stop listing themes on this page; rather try to get a section at http://art.gnome.org/ similar to this list for vim: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~maverick/VimColorSchemeTest/index.html (Click on "C" at the bottom). It really helps people a lot if they don't have to browse for different screenshots (which might even vary in quality once people start contributing their own schemes). -- SvenHerzberg

Tipp: If you love the vim themes, and you want use theme in gedit, check vim2gtksourceview2 on google code. Homepage: http://code.google.com/p/vim2gtksourceview2/ "This is a simple python script that will convert a vim (gvim) theme (colorscheme) to a theme that will work with applications that use gtksourceview2.0." Tested Ubuntu Gutsy and Hardy.

I'm not talking about using vim schemes, I talk about this page being so close to unusable that this has to be moved to art.gnome.org . But noone of the maintainers doesn't even have a motivation for this. -- SvenHerzberg