On 13.09.2020 03:36, arthur miller wrote:
But to the topic, I indeed suggested to include Solarized in Emacs,
but I also suggested to turn Batsov's implementation of Solarized into
more general framework for defining color schemes in Emacs so that
people can use it to easily create and I stall whichever color scheme
they like. Thus it does not need to be limited to low contrast at all.
Yes, it's an interesting idea. I don't have the time to explore it, but
others are very welcome to.
It would make Emacs look more aesthetically pleasing if packages
output data in more color consistent and coherent way instead of
everyone sprinkling hardcoded RGB values for their outputs.
Yup. It sounds like a big change, though.