// the take
A flat color scheme and UI theme for Sublime Text 2/3, built around a dark palette with bright accent colors. It's for developers who want a different look for their editor and don't mind installing a theme that hasn't been touched since 2017.
The palette is genuinely distinctive and well thought out — it's not just another Dracula or Monokai clone, and the screenshots back that up. Install is trivial via Package Control, and it also plugs into the Skins package for one-click switching. Scope is exactly right: it's a theme, it does one thing, no plugin surface area to maintain.
Last commit is from 2017 — nine years with no updates, no ST4 compatibility statement, and no indication the author is still using Sublime Text at all. There's no build or validation step for the .tmTheme/.sublime-theme files, so if Sublime's theming format shifts, nobody would know until a user files an issue that never gets answered. It only covers Sublime Text; if you've moved to VS Code or any other editor, there's nothing here for you.
We read the README, the directory tree and a key source file in October 2026. Nobody pays to be listed. How we judge →