The main feature of these dark color themes is their usage of a green foreground color, achieving a retro look while still being easy on the eyes.
Note that while I've been using this as my main theme for nearly a year now, it only styles packages I actually use plus a small number of others.
Aside from the main naga theme, this package now ships with a more muted,
lower-contrast variant called naga-dimmed.
For screenshots see below.
Feel free to create issues in case you find something that doesn't look good with any variant, and I'll check it out.
naga is on MELPA. Once you have MELPA
enabled as a package repository, you could do
M-x package-install naga-theme RET
After installing the package (see below for alternative ways to install it),
naga and naga-dimmed should appear as options in M-x load-theme. (Note
that in Emacs multiple themes might be "enabled" at the same time, so if you get
weird results, make sure to M-x disable-theme other themes.)
Add the following to your init.el; this lists all the options you may set, but
default values are fine here as well:
(use-package naga-theme
:config
(setq naga-theme-use-lighter-org-block-background t)
(setq naga-theme-surround-org-blocks t)
(setq naga-theme-modeline-style 'green-box)
(setq naga-theme-use-red-cursor nil)
(setq naga-theme-use-legacy-sea-green nil)
(load-theme 'naga t))After cloning this repository you need to make the location known to Emacs as follows:
(add-to-list 'custom-theme-load-path
"/path/to/emacs-naga-theme")
(load-theme 'naga t)There are a couple of styling options available. It's best to check out
M-x customize-group naga-theme RET.
