Solarized Dark
Low-contrast color scheme for terminals and editors, built for readability
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About Solarized Dark
Solarized Dark is a color scheme that programmers load into terminals and code editors to cut eye strain during long sessions. Its sixteen colours were chosen with care for lightness contrast, so text stays readable without harsh glare. Ready-made versions exist for iTerm, JetBrains products, Vim and many other tools, and a light variant uses the same palette. The scheme stays popular because it looks consistent from one program to the next.
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