![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() First, install a code editor theme, using an Eclipse Preferences File or through Eclipse Color Theme Plugin.That being said, here is a list of good plugins/themes to get yourself a dark or at least just better looking IDE: For years, there wasn’t any good solution that didn’t implicate hacking the system theme, but fortunately, this issue was addressed in the 4th version of Eclipse. I have to, the first thing I compulsively do is to search for a way to dark it down or change it visually somehow. One of the most things I love about Visual Studio and Sublime Text for that matter is how great they look, I’m an advocate that if you are going to look at something for long periods of time, at least look at something that visually pleases you and doesn’t make you go “D’OH” every time you loose your focus and realize what you’re working with. And then comes their ugly cousin, Eclipse.
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