├── README.org
├── lambda-dark-faded-theme.el
├── lambda-dark-theme.el
├── lambda-light-faded-theme.el
├── lambda-light-theme.el
├── lambda-themes.el
└── screenshots
├── colors-lambda-dark-faded.png
├── colors-lambda-dark.png
├── colors-lambda-light-faded.png
├── colors-lambda-light.png
├── dark-faded-splash.png
├── dark-splash.png
├── light-faded-splash.png
└── light-splash.png
/README.org:
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1 | #+html: 
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3 | * Aims of Theme
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5 | Lambda-themes is a collection of four higher and lower contrast light and dark
6 | themes. The color palette is limited, and organized according to function and
7 | salience. Here I largely agree with Nicolas Rougier that [[https://arxiv.org/pdf/2008.06030.pdf][attentional constraints]]
8 | matter when thinking about the color palette. Lambda-themes tries to use color
9 | in a way to provide for a reasonable compromise between aesthetics and
10 | readability.
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12 | In general the theme aims to use as few highly distinct colors as possible
13 | without crossing over into full "monochrome" territory. It also means that the
14 | themes use various devices other than foreground face color to capture
15 | meaningful differences in text. Different text weights are used throughout, as
16 | are subtle differences in background coloring. Colored headlines are largely
17 | avoided.
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19 | * Screenshots
20 | #+BEGIN_HTML
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Splash
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Colors
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