I've been using Sublime Text for quite a while and found out that it's far more comfortable for me to code using color scheme with white background. Upon seeing the new Sublime icon when tabbing through open applications I felt confused. Here's why.
After reverse-engineering my way of thinking, I stumbled upon quite obvious thing: because of getting used to white background of the app window, I did not "recognize" editor's black icon fast enough. So I decided to help myself and create a simple, minimalistic icon that I would strongly associate with Sublime for the sake of rapid app switching.
If you feel the same way and use bright color schemes, you might check it out as well, ICNS file is attached. Any constructive feedback is absolutely appreciated.
P.S. Tomorrow color theme by Chris Kempson is my favorite by now.
7 Responses
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Dmitry Svetlichny
I've been using Sublime Text for quite a while and found out that it's far more comfortable for me to code using color scheme with white background. Upon seeing the new Sublime icon when tabbing through open applications I felt confused. Here's why.
After reverse-engineering my way of thinking, I stumbled upon quite obvious thing: because of getting used to white background of the app window, I did not "recognize" editor's black icon fast enough. So I decided to help myself and create a simple, minimalistic icon that I would strongly associate with Sublime for the sake of rapid app switching.
If you feel the same way and use bright color schemes, you might check it out as well, ICNS file is attached. Any constructive feedback is absolutely appreciated.
P.S. Tomorrow color theme by Chris Kempson is my favorite by now.
about 1 year ago
Good idea! I'd definitely use it if I used a white background. Looking sharp.
11 months ago
Love it!
11 months ago
Yes yes yes yes. Yes.
So much better than the default, thanks!
10 months ago
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Dean Perry
This is great. I'm now using it :)
7 months ago
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Robert Grazioli
Yeah much better. Thanks man.
3 months ago
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Jason O'Brien
Well played. Much easier to spot when cmd+tabbing now. :)
2 months ago