Sendai is a cool blue theme for Emacs, aiming for medium levels of contrast to maintain readability without straining your eyes with garish colors.
Sendai endeavors to provide correct colors on both GUI and TTY frames via
separate color definitions for basic TTYs, 256-color TTYs, and true-color
(24-bit) displays. On 256-color TTYs, you can optionally use the 8 basic TTY
color definitions (and their bright variants) where appropriate by enabling
sendai-inherit-tty-colors. This is useful if you set your terminal
emulator’s theme to match Sendai’s palette.
If you use emacsclient, you may also want to set sendai-default-class to
one of the color classes to prefer that class in cases where full defface
specifications aren’t supported (e.g. with vc-annotate-color-map).
This code is licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License, version 3 or later.
This project assigns copyright to the Free Software Foundation, so if you’d like to contribute code, please make sure you’ve filled out the assignment form and that it’s up to date. In any case, before submitting patches, it’s probably best to send a message to the mailing list first so that we can discuss the best way to do things.