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Dark Nimbus Theme - plugin detailDark theme for Nimbus Look and Feel
[ You have to be logged in to be able to comment. ] User CommentsWorking well on Suse 12.3
Added the plugin in Netbeans, it wants to restart, after restart doesn't work yet, but as described in the introduction, I edited
/usr/local/netbeans-7.3/etc/netbeans.conf netbeans_default_options=" --laf Nimbus" Then it works.
Posted by atimmerma on May 10, 2013
Re: Not Working
navets, massiws: you need to switch to Nimbus look and feel. Try running the IDE with --laf Nimbus command line switch.
Posted by saubrecht on Apr 15, 2013
Not Working on fedora
Nothing changes in the background. But the text turned white in white background making it unreadable..
Have to uninstall and delete all netbeans folder to fix this.
Posted by navets on Apr 15, 2013
Not working on Linux Mint/openSuse
Installed on Linux Mint/Cinnamon/Mate and Linux OpenSuse/Gnome/KDE: I can't see any difference.
File and directory names in Project and Navigator windows (on the left) are visible only if selected (font and background colors are white). Is there a workaround to make it works? Disable (without uninstall) the plugin the style return to standard settings.
Posted by massiws on Apr 09, 2013
sublime
>>> would be cool to create a theme like the monokay (sublime)
http://netbeansthemes.com/monokai/
Posted by milkovsky on Apr 06, 2013
Re: Problems
Everybody, try the latest dev builds, it has much better support for dark color themes.
Posted by saubrecht on Mar 29, 2013
Same problem on the auto completion popup
I'm using nighty version and I've the same problem as centai. The auto completion popup with methods & objects (at least with PHP) is dark blue on black.
Posted by kevin39 on Mar 29, 2013
Nice theme but problems with dropdown
I am using this theme for NetBeans 7.3. It looks good, but the dropdown of NetBeans which lists members and methods of an object is just not readable (black font, dark blue background).
I did not find any way to change this. Is it possible to fix this next version?
Posted by centai on Mar 28, 2013
Not working on Fedora
As someone already pointed out, this is not properly working on Fedora. In my case, I installed the plugin and saw no difference at all, regardless Look and Feel settings.
Am I missing something?
Posted by virgilio87 on Mar 21, 2013
re: Revert back to the default Nimbus theme
Deldadam: there will be problems when you switch to other look and feel than Nimbus
Posted by saubrecht on Mar 12, 2013
Revert back to the default Nimbus theme
You say in the introduction: "To revert back to the default Nimbus theme you must uninstall this module, it is not enough to deactivate the module!"
Well, I'm only deactivating the module, and it reverts back to the default Nimbus theme succesfully - at least on my Win 7 Prof. machine. Regards, DelD.
Posted by Deldadam on Mar 11, 2013
Dark Nimbus
redgibson: Good point, please file an RFE for it in NetBeans bugzilla, thanks.
Rafaelll: Try latest dev build instead of this plugin.
Posted by saubrecht on Feb 27, 2013
Does Not Work on Linux Mint
I installed the plugin in my NetBeans 7.3 but it did not work as expected (only the editor tab got a little darker).
Does this work on Linux Mint 13 (my OS) ?
Posted by Rafaelll on Feb 27, 2013
Mac friendly version?
Hi I am using netbeans 7.3 on OS X 10.8.2, this pretty much hijacks all the normal menu operations into the application window in an X11 style.... perhaps theres a way to have this keep the menus in a natively managed format? Other than that I very much like the dark theme.
Posted by redgibson on Feb 27, 2013
Latest dev builds
kevin39: Please report it as a bug, thanks.
Posted by saubrecht on Feb 27, 2013
I'm using 7.3 build 201302252300
@saubrecht thank your for your fast reply. I'm using 7.3 build 201302252300 and same problem...
Posted by kevin39 on Feb 27, 2013
Latest dev builds
kevin39: You need latest trunk build and switch the look and feel in menu Tools - Options - Windows, NetBeans versions 7.2 and 7.3 have some bugs when using dark color theme.
Posted by saubrecht on Feb 27, 2013
Perfect but 1 (big) problem for me...
Your plugin is excellent but my search results are dark blue on black... So it's unreadable !
How to improve it ? PS : I'm using the last build but same problem on last stable 7.2
Posted by kevin39 on Feb 27, 2013
Latest dev builds
Everybody, try the latest nightly builds. There are many bugs fixes and even a combo box to switch the current look and feel and/or theme in Tools - Options - Miscellaneous - Windows
Posted by saubrecht on Feb 21, 2013
Not working on fedora 17I've installed this plugin on newly released 7.3. Saidly enough it had same problems as leagurb described.
Posted by DoniRS on Feb 21, 2013
Nice colors with side effects
I liked the colors, but then decided to go back to the standard ones. The plug-in left some drop-down menus wacky.
Posted by leagurb on Feb 20, 2013
...and 'dark black' colors are even less visible on dark background
Open Tools -> Options -> Keymap. Try to read the content of 'Shortcut' column :)
Anyway it is really nice theme, although a little bit 'space consuming' 'cos the Nimbus LaF. Ciao, DelD.
Posted by Deldadam on Feb 13, 2013
Dark blue colors are less visible on dark background
The theme is nice, but I suggest to replace the dark Blue colors on dark background (javadoc tags, html tags in javadoc comments, file names highlighted due to versioning status) with some kind of a light blue color, such as Cyan.
Posted by manakmar on Feb 13, 2013
Nice
Nice theme.
Thank you for that <3
Posted by games647 on Feb 09, 2013
Sublime
would be cool to create a theme like the monokay (sublime)
Posted by leodouglas on Jan 16, 2013
Dark icons needed
Thanks, this is very cool !!!
I think to be really useful most of the icons would need to change to better fit into the dark theme.
Posted by crazyjavahacking on Jan 13, 2013
Source files
are available in contrib repository in 'nimbus.theme' module. Patches and tweaks are welcome.
Posted by saubrecht on Jan 10, 2013
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