gotham-theme
It's the colorscheme we set that defines us. (Batman)
About
Gotham is a very dark Emacs color theme. It's a port of the
Gotham theme for Vim
and tries adhering closely to the original. There is support for both
GUI and terminal Emacs. The terminal version assumes that your
terminal emulator comes with a customized 16-color palette from the
Gotham contrib repository, however you can
enable 256 color support by customizing
gotham-tty-extended-palette in exchange for a negligible amount of
color degradation.
Screenshots
Thanks to Norbert Klar for the following three!
Installation
To install the theme via package.el, set up the Marmalade or MELPA (Stable) repository if you haven't already and do M-x
package-install RET gotham-theme RET.
Alternatively, you can install the theme manually by downloading
gotham-theme.el and putting it in a suitable location such as
~/.emacs.d/themes/. Add the following to your init file:
(add-to-list 'custom-theme-load-path (expand-file-name "~/.emacs.d/themes/"))Once the theme is installed, you can enable it with M-x load-theme
RET gotham RET. Make sure no other themes are enabled with M-x
disable-theme. To enable the theme automatically at startup, add
the following to your init file:
(load-theme 'gotham t)Contributing
If you find bugs, have suggestions or any other problems, feel free to
report an issue on the issue tracker or hit me up on IRC, I'm always on
#emacs. Patches are welcome, too, just fork, work on a separate
branch and open a pull request with it.




