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README.md

Tomorrow Night Paradise

A light-on-dark Emacs theme which is essentially a tweaked version of Chris Kempson's Tomorrow Night Bright theme.

Particularly colors have been adjusted to look right in a xterm-256color terminal. Additionally window borders have been given a more minimal look and face definitions have been added for various packages I use on a daily basis.

Preview

xterm-256color Terminal:

Mac OS X Cocoa:

Installation & Usage

Emacs 24

Add the tomorrow-night-paradise-theme directory to your Emacs load-path and custom-theme-load-path.
Add one of the following to your Emacs init file:
- (require 'tomorrow-night-paradise-theme)
- (load-theme tomorrow-night-paradise t)
Reload the init file, or restart Emacs.

Pre-Emacs 24

Not supported, sorry.