Seti-UI-Pref

Seti UI Preferences

Seti is a popular syntax highlighting kit by jesseweed, former created for Atom, now available for Sublime Text too. Cause I like this theme so mutch, I even colorized my terminal to look like Seti. Follow these steps to get a whole Seti development look:

Editor Theme

Visual Studio Code (by TsumiNa)

1. Open VSCode
2. Launch VS Code Quick Open (⌘+P)
3. Paste the following command, and press enter: ext install Seti-theme
4. If it doesn't activate itself go to Code > Preferences > Color Scheme and select Seti
5. Done

Sublime (by jesseweed)

1. Open Sublime Text
2. If you haven't allready installed Package Control do it now!
3. Open Command Palette Shift + Cmd + P and type Install Packages
4. Search for Seti_UI and hit Enter
5. If it doesn't activate itself go to Sublime Text > Preferences > Color Scheme > Seti_UI > Scheme and select Seti
6. Done

Atom (by jesseweed)

1. Open Atom
2. Go to Preferences > Package Control
3. Search for Seti UI
4. Hit Install
5. Done

Terminal Theme

1. Open ~/.bash_profile or create it otherwise
2. Copy content from .bash_profile
3. Save
4. Restart terminal

Terminal.app

1. Checkout seti.terminal
2. Go to Terminal > Preferences, select tab Profiles
3. Click the little gear and select Import …
4. Navigate to seti.terminal and hit Open
5. Done

iTerm2

1. Checkout Seti for iTerm by philduffy
2. Go to iTerm > Preferences, select tab Profiles
3. Create new profile called Seti
4. Go to section Colors and select Load Presets … > Import
5. Navigate to seti.itermcolors and hit Open
6. Go to section Window and reduce transparency to 0
7. Choose Seti as your default theme
8. Done

Chrome Devtools Theme

1. Checkout Seti-UI Dev Tools Theme by WillsonSmith
2. Follow the Steps

Have fun and be productive!