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When I use the color themes on the GUI Emacs, everything looks great but unfortunately I love using emacs in the comandline more than the GUI. Is there a way I fix my emacs (command line) to work well with these awesome colors?

Tried MELPA -> error downloading
Tried install.sh and updating init.el -> no luck either.

Version:
GNU Emacs 24.3.1 (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu, GTK+ Version 3.10.7) of 2014-03-07 on lamiak, modified by Debian

it seems underline is too long

It's beautify!
Can you tell me the font name?

Encountering the following error: in some themes, there is a gap between the left border of my buffer and the line numbers.
Spolsky example:

Monokai:

Imho, color for current line in mccarthy theme is too dark and makes text hard to see.

Some background-matching color would be nice.

I'm currently running emacs on OSX 10.9 from homebrew installed using:

brew install emacs --HEAD --use-git-head --cocoa --srgb

I love these colorschemes but I have a problem getting them to have the right look. I've tried fiddling with the srgb settings on a mac but they never quite look right.

From the README, it looks like this:

But, this is what I see:

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)) mean, Richard stallman is the creator of emacs and the GNU operating system which a lot of people use every day without knowing.

Edit: Should be Stallman color theme

Hey, to start with, I really like your themes. Graham especially is awesome.

I've been trying to get my workflow setup in such a way that I can just start an emacs daemon at startup and emacsclient into it whenever I need a buffer. The issue I'm running into is a silent failure on startup of the form

Unable to load color "nil" [n times]

where n is anywhere from 8 to 60. After a great deal of digging into my emacs.d, I've nailed down the culprit, sublime-themes. This error occurs even if I have not loaded any of the themes, but only in terminal emacs (and therefore emacs --daemon). I've tested with 24.3 and HEAD on OS X.8.5, both terminal and Cocoa.

I'm guessing there are some GUI specific colors in use in sublime-themes, but I don't know why this should matter, nor why sublime-themes throws errors when none of the themes are even loaded.

Thanks for the great work, otherwise!

It says "requires Emacs 24 or later."
but other theme works ok. I'm using "Emacs 25.0.50.1 (x86_64-w64-mingw32)"

Example: http://i.imgur.com/2ugY9kD.png

Is this intended? I can't imagine it is.