A minimal theme for VSCode, iTerm2, Neovim, RStudio, and Oh-My-Zsh, focused on simplicity.
Kiss is a minimalist theme suite for developers, providing a consistent and simple visual style across VSCode, iTerm2, Neovim, RStudio, and Oh-My-Zsh. It solves the problem of disjointed or overly complex themes by offering a unified, clean interface that reduces eye strain and distraction during coding sessions.
Developers who use multiple tools like VSCode, iTerm2, Neovim, or RStudio and want a consistent, minimal theme across their entire workflow. It's especially suited for those who prefer simplicity over flashy designs.
Developers choose Kiss for its cross-tool consistency and strict adherence to minimalist design, offering a cohesive visual experience without the bloat of many theme packs. Its straightforward approach makes it easy to install and use across different platforms.
Kiss (Keep It Stupid Simple), a simple theme for iTerm, VSCode, RStudio, and more. (also includes an oh-my-zsh theme!)
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Provides a unified theme for VSCode, iTerm2, Neovim, and RStudio, reducing visual distraction as evidenced by the consistent screenshots across tools.
Embraces the 'Keep It Stupid Simple' principle with clean, clutter-free interfaces shown in the README images, enhancing focus for developers.
Includes a dedicated theme for RStudio, with a link to the daRkStudio project for enhanced dark mode, catering specifically to data scientists.
Offers a shell prompt theme for Zsh users, though it notes the lack of color schemes, adding minimal styling to the terminal workflow.
The Oh-My-Zsh theme only provides prompt styling without colors, as admitted in the README notes, which can break visual consistency for terminal users.
Only supports specific tools like VSCode and iTerm2; developers using other popular IDEs or terminals are excluded without workarounds.
README relies heavily on screenshots with minimal installation instructions, lacking detailed guides for setting up each tool.