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Get A Tan - plugin detailA module for people who don't like black text on white backgrounds, and don't think gray should be the only neutral color in user interfaces. Makes the IDE a little more colorful but easy on the eyes.
[ You have to be logged in to be able to comment. ] User CommentsCan't read any menus
This theme is awful - once installed all the text in the menus becomes almost invisible. I had to compare my screen with a colleague's in order to find the right buttons to uninstall it because I couldn't read anything!
Posted by otisjenkins85 on Dec 03, 2015
Re: Customized color
You'd have to modify the source code - right now the colors are hard-coded. I wrote this plugin simply to set the colors to something I liked, then shared it here after a friend asked me to.
It certainly could be made customizable, but it would take a bit of coding - a lot of the code simply goes through all colors in UIManager.getDefaults() and changes anything white to tan, etc. so you'd want some sort of syntax for transforming colors.
Posted by tboudreau on Dec 21, 2011
Customized color
How to modify any colors in this plugin?
Default color seem only match WindowsXP theme. Thanks
Posted by kholis on Dec 21, 2011
Thanks
Thanks tim. I will try getting the source tonight.
Sincerely Venkat
Posted by venkatramakkineni on Nov 28, 2011
Available on alpha update center
If you have a development build of NB, get a newer version using Tools | Plugins
Posted by tboudreau on Nov 28, 2011
Source is on netbeans.org
contrib repository, in the directory "tanui"
-Tim
Posted by tboudreau on Nov 28, 2011
Source codeI use the plugin at work. Thanks for developing this. Is the source code available somewhere ? I am working towards a darker look and feel. It will help me if I could look at the source code. Thanks Venkat
Posted by venkatramakkineni on Nov 27, 2011
Sensitivity in my eyes.
I'm surprised by what you can do this plugin, because I have sensitivity to the brightness of the screen. Perhaps, for years I have been at your computer ...thank you.
Posted by grafity on May 01, 2009
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