monochrome.nvim
A minimal, high-contrast monochrome color scheme for Neovim.
What is monochrome.nvim?
monochrome.nvim is a minimal color scheme for Neovim that uses only black, white, and shades of gray to create a high-contrast, distraction-free editing environment. It is designed specifically for Neovim with Lua configuration support, focusing on simplicity and readability to reduce eye strain during long coding sessions.
Neovim users who prefer minimal, monochromatic interfaces and developers seeking a high-contrast, color-free theme to enhance focus and reduce visual distractions while coding.
Developers choose monochrome.nvim for its strict monochrome palette and high-contrast optimization, offering a clean, focused alternative to colorful themes that can cause distractions or eye strain.
Overview
A monochrome colorscheme for neovim
Use Cases
Best For
- Creating a distraction-free editing environment in Neovim with minimal visual elements.
- Reducing eye strain during long coding sessions by using a high-contrast, monochrome color scheme.
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