Dominion Day
for TextMate 1.5.8
KHI End User License Agreement:
I’m sure you don’t like reading these stupid things any more than I like writing them, so we’ll keep it short and sweet:
- This software is provided to you, for your own personal, private use, without any kind of warranty or promise of support whatsoever.
- You are licensed to use this software, not to distribute it or sell it. I ask that you please not mirror any files which I have not explicitly relinquished my exclusive copyright to anywhere without prior authorization.
Sound cool to you?
It’s no secret that your average computer nerd can barely dress himself let alone put together a harmonious color scheme, and as such, looking at the vast majority of the TextMate themes available for download—like looking at your average computer nerd—has a tendency to make your eyes explode. A neon color here, an unnecessary italic there, and pretty soon every letter on the screen is screaming for your attention so loudly that you just reflexively tune them all out and reach for the damn Nuprin.
In keeping with the regal purpleness of the TextMate brand identity, I crafted this theme to draw the user’s eye to the things that I feel are most important, while allowing other elements to fall quietly into the background. It’s a little too dark for older laptop monitors, but I think it looks just peachy on a well calibrated display, and it’s been fairly well tuned for HTML, CSS, PHP, JavaScript, Ruby and Python.
Yes, I stole the name from Gary Numan.
