tonsky/sublime-color-schemes

Sublime Color Schemes is a small collection of themes that change how your code looks in the Sublime Text editor. If you spend hours staring at code, the default colors can get boring, and this project gives you a few fresh alternatives to switch things up. The project offers three color schemes: Blue, Red, and Berkeley. Each one applies a different palette to your syntax highlighting, the colors that differentiate keywords, strings, variables, and comments in your code. The README includes screenshots of each scheme so you can preview them before installing. This is for anyone who uses Sublime Text and wants a quick visual refresh without hunting through the larger theme marketplaces. A developer who finds a particular color scheme easier on the eyes during long sessions, or just wants their editor to feel a little more personal, would appreciate it. It is a lightweight, pick-and-go option rather than a deeply customizable theming engine. Installation is straightforward if you are comfortable with the terminal. You clone the repository directly into your Sublime Text packages directory, and the schemes become available in your editor's color scheme picker. The README only provides the macOS path, so users on Windows or Linux would need to locate the equivalent packages folder on their system. Beyond that, the README does not go into further detail on customization or configuration.