Why are there so many blends of greens in this Dark Theme? They all mix together and discerning the variants, and what they stand for, is difficult. My brain hasn’t yet adapted to the new color scheme while I code. This is what happens when you start changing things! Nothing good ever comes from it!) I am certain it is somehow changing my screen brightness, even though the logical side of my brain says it can’t possibly do that … Can it? (Note to self: Google to see if Visual Studio has the power to change my laptop screen brightness nowadays. Inside on my screen, though, Dark Theme has created a lightless landscape of, well, dark. Outside, the sun on the snow has created a blinding scene of white powder. This will surely cause my utilization numbers to plummet.
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I’m having trouble locating portions of code I know exist on a page somewhere, but are not the right color. Every time I move from Visual Studio to another, brighter window, my eyes have to adjust, and … I don’t like it.Ĭolor choices for this theme are foreign to me everything looks awful and … I don’t like it. Change has happened, and … I don’t like it. At this age, though, it’s possible that I may need prescription glasses, so I don’t know if I just missed the differences.Īnyway, I’m now staring at a dark version of my favorite IDE, and … I don’t like it. I was actually using the “Blue” theme by default, which didn’t seem all that different than Light when I tested it out. Also, for all of the snot nosed brats at BizStream who make fun of me for using Light Theme - the joke is on them. It’s done, easy enough… Though, I had to figure out where changing themes was done in Visual Studio - turns out it was on the very first options tab you see when looking at Visual Studio options: this took me 45 minutes to figure out.
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