Note: for good results in a pure terminal environment, consider installing Emacs 26 and enable truecolors in your terminal.
Immaterial is an emacs color theme that comes in two flavors: immateral-dark
and immaterial-light.
In its infancy it was loosely based on the principles of Google's Material design, but that's all immaterial ...
Since then it has evolved to become a theme focused on readability and a sober amount of coloring; enough to help you quickly grasp syntactical structure and identify key elements without bombarding your senses with an undue amount of colors (a lot of themes seem to take a "more is more" approach to coloring, ending up in a christmas tree where no element stands out from the rest).
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From MELPA (or MELPA stable) via:
M-x package-install RET immaterial-theme ;; load dark theme (load-theme 'immaterial-dark t) ;; ... or load light theme (load-theme 'immaterial-light t) -
Via
use-package:(use-package immaterial-theme :ensure t :config (load-theme 'immaterial-dark t)) -
By adding
immaterial-theme.elto~/.emacs.d/themesand the following to yourinit.el:(add-to-list 'custom-theme-load-path "~/.emacs.d/themes") (load-theme 'immaterial-dark t)

