It would be nice if there was a page in the wiki for collecting all these user made themes. Perhaps with a screen sample showing some of the basic elements. Be cool if there was a consistant sample doc for making the shot...

Sam D

On 9/12/05, Allan Odgaard allan@macromates.com wrote:

I got impatient waiting for my Amiga theme, so I created one myself.

It's high-contrast and uses only a handful of colors (those from MagicWB, which was an 8 color icon set which radically improved the look of the Amiga workbench back then) -- I cheated and actually used a light grey for comments, since pure white was too bright, and MWB half-shine was too dark.

I haven't added this to the repository, since I don't expect that anyone actually wants to use it :)

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That theme was pretty cool, it sets my retro genes flying :) These are the "correct" colours, it's interesting to have grey, black and white constitute the primary colours, it looks really cool, but I doubt it's that readable in the end ... To bad there's not really an equivalent for atari theme, the Devpac (my assembly IDE) had only black and white I think.

Andreas

On Sep 12, 2005, at 21:51 , Allan Odgaard wrote:

I got impatient waiting for my Amiga theme, so I created one myself.

It's high-contrast and uses only a handful of colors (those from MagicWB, which was an 8 color icon set which radically improved the look of the Amiga workbench back then) -- I cheated and actually used a light grey for comments, since pure white was too bright, and MWB half-shine was too dark.

I haven't added this to the repository, since I don't expect that anyone actually wants to use it :)

<MagicWB (Amiga).plist>

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