Nord also has ports for some applications (Emacs, Guake and Tmux are those I care about). Unfortunately, not for all daily apps yet. https://www.nordtheme.com/ports

Maybe its out of fashion by now but solarized light/dark theme also has many ports. https://ethanschoonover.com/solarized/

Wow, can’t believe Solarized is already old enough to potentially be out of fashion…

But I agree it’s much more aesthetically pleasing over Dracula.

I don’t know about fashion, but I used a slightly improved Solarized Dark everywhere.

I clicked on one of the applications and that changed the URL but does not leave the previous URL in the back history. Letting JS control the history state was a mistake.

For me it's the Rails Cast Theme especially version for Sublime Text that is ideal. I wish it would be much widely available

https://github.com/jayzelenkov/sublime-railscasts-extended

Just wow! I don’t quite remember the last time I was this happy after changing something in my config. Thank you so much, my bite taking just got to whole new level of enjoyment :)

bite taking -> note taking sry :)

Hadn't seen this one before. The darker Nord themes are definitely more of my style. Thanks for calling it out!

so cold!

You may like Tomorrow, which has several sub-themes and is available for dozens of apps. I use Tomorrow Night Bright for everything.

https://github.com/chriskempson/tomorrow-theme

That definitely does feel a bit better to me. I'll need to check it out in a language I've been writing more recently. Thanks!

https://github.com/chriskempson/base16 has a lot of schemes for quite a few apps. There are guides to how to port the colors to other apps.

And that's a good thing that you don't like it! Lots of us do and that's a good thing too! The world would be a rather boring place if one person got to tell the rest what is aesthetically pleasing.

They want you to buy the PRO version which leverages the availability but makes it actually look decent. It's meant only as a demo so you can check compatibility I guess.

I'm also more in to a warm palette sadly.

I wonder if they have some machinery developed that can be reused to port other themes to all the apps?

unfortunately not, every Dracula theme is custom made