this is source link but not say how to install, thanks in advance.
http://plugins.netbeans.org/plugin/55859/sublime-monokai-theme-for-netbeans-8
You have to import the theme through options.
Download the theme from there
Start NetBeans an go to the Options (Tools -> Options)
Import the theme settings (Import...)
Select the downloaded archive; if net selected yet, select all
Ok
If your theme doesn't change, you can change themes in Options -> Fonts & Colors -> Profile.
On Mac and Netbeans 8.1, you need to open
Netbeans -> Preferences -> Font $ Colors
There is a button for Import.
Just select the zip you downloaded from plugins.netbeans.org and it will add your new theme after restart.
Hope that helps.
In NetBeans 8.2
Tools > Options
Press the "Import" button
Browse the theme
Press ok
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I have dark theme enabled in Windows + newest version of SourceTree 2.3.5.0 and it's still destroying my sight with bright theme.
Any clue how to switch please?
Thank You!
Kind regards
Bryan
windows settings
source tree missing settings
Now, you can set the dark theme of SourceTree. Download its latest version from this site, as per your OS.
On Windows
When installed open it, go to Tools > Options > General > Theme, then select Dark from dropdown menu.
On Mac
While on Mac, you have to go to View > Appearance > Dark Mode
Unable to remove eclipse darkest dark theme. I tried to install this for latest eclipse oxygen and it got installed successfully, but now I am unable to remove it.
How to remove a theme from eclipse?
Thanks in Advance.
Goto Help -> Eclipse Market Place
A child window will open showing available plugins in Eclipse Market Place.
Above we will find a tab named "Installed"
Go to 'Installed' tab. It will show the list of installed or associated plugins with current copy of eclipse.
Against 'darkest dark theme' (beside installed button) we will find a drop down where we get option to uninstall.
Just navigate to Preferences > General > Appearance. Choose "Classic" for "Theme" and hit "Apply and Close". You may have to restart eclipse.
Eclipse, reset Appearance:
Preferences > General > Appearance, Just Restore defaults and apply/close.
If still no change then do the same thing to child options under Appearance one by one.
It was the WebClipse CI 9 update (dated 201711281859) which automatically replaced the default Eclipse Classic theme preferences and startup dialog with the Dark theme, without asking, and without giving the user an option to disable it or put it back the way it was.
Is it possible to achieve something like sublime does, and if yes - how ?
You can get icons by using this extension. Check it out:
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=robertohuertasm.vscode-icons
Installation
Some people have reported that they cannot find the extension when
they insert the installation command:
ext install vscode-icons
If you're in the same position try this:
ext install icons
or ext install "vscode-icons"
Then go to File > Preferences > File Icon Theme > VSCode Icons. (Note
on OSX it is Code > Preferences > File Icon Theme > VSCode Icons.)
When version VSCode version 1.6.0 is released icons will be supported in all this places:
open editors view
tabs
title in editor when tabs are disabled
search results
problems
quick open / editor pickers
As of 1.5 this a few of the icon themes are built in: https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_5
File Icon Themes
The File Explorer can now show file and folder icons.
To enable file icons, pick a File Icon Theme:
Use the global menu File > Preferences > File Icon Theme (Code >
Preferences on Mac). Use the Preferences: File Icon Theme command in
the Command Palette (⇧⌘P). By default, no file icon set is configured
and the File Explorer doesn't render icons. Once a File Icon Theme is
selected, the choice will be persisted and used again on restarts of
VS Code. In this release, file icons are only shown in the File
Explorer, but we plan to use file icons in other places, for example
in Editor tabs.
VS code ships with two icon themes and we expect the community to
contribute many more themes.
No, not yet at least. The feature request tracking this is #211.
IntelliJ IDEA (as of version 14.0.2) has an option to export/import user preferences with menu options 'File->Export Settings...' and 'File->Import Settings'. I wonder what is the simplest way to achieve a similar effect in NetBeans 8.0.2?
Note: I want to store my NetBeans IDE settings under version control on GitHub so that I can readily import them whenever I need (e.g. after OS reinstalls).
Tools | Options has an import/export.
For those who may be trying to access the Options menu on a Mac, it's available under Netbeans->Preferences (or command + ,). The export and import options are on the General tab in the lower left corner.
To be precise if not sufficently clear reading the answers:
On netbeans 12.0, and previous versions ->
Tools -> Options -> Editor
Select Import Button
Then select the version of Netbeans to import from
Select the settings to overwrite
Confirm
The IDE will restart...
The Eclipse theme only seams to apply on the editor’s window and set area like Project Browser , Outline, Task windows etc seems unchanged. I have downloaded the themes form the Eclipse Market place but it has no effect. Is that the way it suppose to work or something is wrong with my Eclipse on installation.
I have manage to change the Java doc and Declaration Windows manually form the
Windows ->Presences -> Color and Fonts
Plus I have tried putting pref files in the workspace as suggested by Eric in his blog :-
http://blog.edwards-research.com/2009/10/color-schemes-for-eclipse-cdt/
and Theme generator
"blog.edwards-research.com/files/eclipse-gen/#"
My present Eclipse looks like :- http://www.flickr.com/photos/deamonm/7101439563/
I wonder how did Aptana studio manage to change in the Eclipse plugin
I think there is no way to change those part of eclipse except the editor window. You can download lots of theme from Eclipse Theme. Also note that there is a plug-in available,here . It comes preloaded with many themes. After installing, Go to **Window->preference->search for theme and choose from variety of themes.
You can use Aptana plugin for Eclipse to change almost all the panels' view:
Follow the link [Download Aptana Studio], choose "Eclipse Plug-in Version", then click on Download button. You'll be redirected to Installation page. Follow that installation guide.
In Eclipse menu select Preferences > Aptana Studio > Themes
Choose any theme that fits you the best (this will change editor view only).
Click on 3 check boxes below: Apply to all (non-Studio) views, Apply to all (non-Studio) editors, Apply editor font to views.
Click Apply or OK button.
And voila! Theme is applied globally.
UPDATE.
Unfortunately, this solutions doesn't work for ALL the panels. Some Perspectives cannot be modified by those actions.
http://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/eclipse-moonrise-ui-theme
go to this link
and follow instructions carefully!
*****Install the plugin;
Restart Eclipse and go to Window > Preferences > General > Appearance;
Select MoonRise (standalone) or, for a little better tabs decoration, install Eclipse 4 Chrome Theme from marketplace or from here and select MoonRise;*****
this must change your Project Browser , Outline, Task windows etc.
cheers!