exentio / keremorph

There are a lot of color schemes in this world, but this is mine

Keremorph Color Scheme

Color scheme born in a day filled with boredrom, the 9 August 2016.

Colors

Background:     #173559
Text/Fore:      #E3D1D1
Black:          #323C51
Red:            #A43C38
Green:          #499860
Yellow:         #CD8D4C
Blue:           #326E95
Magenta:        #A6346B
Cyan:           #32939A
White:          #E8D5D5

Pale colors just have 10% less saturation,
except for black (20% less)

How to add the scheme in .Xresources

I decided to use a modular approach, inspired by dkeg, this means keremorph is compatible with his schemes.
To add the scheme to .Xresources, simply paste this into the file, after other settings, and remove the previous colors if present:

#include <keremorph/keremorph>        ! - Change this if the repo isn't inside ~/keremorph
! Colors
*background:   bg
*foreground:   fg
*cursorColor:  cyn

*color0:      blk
*color8:      bblk
*color1:      red
*color9:      bred
*color2:      grn
*color10:     bgrn
*color3:      ylw
*color11:     bylw
*color4:      blu
*color12:     bblu
*color5:      mag
*color13:     bmag
*color6:      cyn
*color14:     bcyn
*color7:      wht
*color15:     bwht

How to install GTK and OpenBox themes

That's pretty simple: just copy the folder inside ~/.themes and apply it with lxappearance for GTK and obconf for Openbox

How to install the Chromium/Google Chrome theme

Simply drop it inside the window

How to install the Sublime Text 3 theme

If you don't have the Boxy theme, or you don't have any mod for it, simply drag Boxy Theme.sublime-package inside~/.config/sublime-text-3/Installed Packages.
But if you already have it and you modded it, this gets trickier:

• Extract the original theme (exactly like you would do with a .zip), and also this modded version

• Go inside the modded theme's folder, and copy (from the modded's folder into the original's):

  • Boxy Keremorph.sublime-theme in the root.
  • schemes/Boxy Keremorph.tmTheme inside theschemes folder.
  • assets/specific/keremorph inside the assets/specific folder.

• Go in the root of the modded's folder and select all (CTRL + A), and compress everything in a zip

• Rename the zip Boxy Theme.sublime-package

• Apply the theme inside Sublime