UwU Theme

An awesome dark color scheme for emacs.

Screenshot

Try It

1. Clone repo git clone https://github.com/kborling/uwu-theme.git in directory of your choosing.
2. Type M-x load-file and choose the uwu-theme.el file.
3. Type M-x enable-theme and choose uwu.

Installation

Using package-install

uwu-theme is available from MELPA, such that it can be installed directly via package-install.

1. M-x: package-install RET uwu-theme RET.
2. Add the following code in your emacs config file:

   (load-theme 'uwu t t)
   (enable-theme 'uwu)

Manual

1. Clone repo git clone https://github.com/kborling/uwu-theme.git in directory of your choosing.
2. Add the following code in your emacs config file:

   (add-to-list 'custom-theme-load-path "~/.emacs.d/themes") ;;; Make a themes directory and add uwu-theme to it
   
   (load-theme 'uwu t t)
   (enable-theme 'uwu)

Using straight.el

1. Install straight.el
2. Add the following code in your emacs config file:

   (straight-use-package
      '(uwu-theme :host github :repo "kborling/uwu-theme"))
   (require 'uwu-theme)
   (load-theme 'uwu t)

Using use-package with straight.el

1. Install straight.el
2. Install use-package

   (straight-use-package 'use-package)

3. Add the following code in your emacs config file:

   (use-package uwu-theme
      :straight (uwu-theme :host github :repo "kborling/uwu-theme")
      :config (load-theme 'uwu t))

Using Doom Emacs packages.el

1. Add the following code in your ~/.doom.d/packages.el file:

   (package! uwu-theme
      :recipe (:host github :repo "kborling/uwu-theme"))

2. Add the following code in your ~/.doom.d/config.el file:

   (require 'uwu-theme)
   (load-theme 'uwu t)

Using Spacemacs packages

1. Append the following inside your ~/.config/spacemacs dotspacemacs-additional-packages variable.

   (uwu-theme :location (recipe :fetcher github :repo "kborling/uwu-theme"))

2. prepend 'uwu' to the theme variable:

      dotspacemacs-themes '(uwu)

Options

Variable Pitch Font

If you prefer to use a variable pitch font for headlines, add the following option to your emacs config file:

;; Set the variable pitch font
(set-face-attribute 'variable-pitch nil
                    :family "Roboto" :height 130 :weight 'semibold)
;; Enable the use of the variable pitch font
(setq uwu-use-variable-pitch 1)

Scaled Org/Outline Headlines

By default, the Org/Outline headlines will look like the following:

If you'd like to scale the headlines (Level 1-8), you can enable scaled headlines to achieve the following:

To use scaled headlines, add the following option to your emacs config file:

;; Scale org-mode headlines
(setq uwu-scale-org-headlines 1)
;; Scale outline-mode headlines
(setq uwu-scale-outline-headlines 1)

Distinct Line Numbers

By default, the line numbers are distinct and look like the following:

If you prefer a less distracting line number style, you can disable the distinct line numbers style to achieve the following:

To use the less distracting line number style, add the following option to your emacs config file:

(setq uwu-distinct-line-numbers 'nil)

Acknowledgments

• Inspiration and Color Scheme based on https://github.com/Mangeshrex/uwu.vim