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Changing themes in Emacs according to specified time periods (alien.top)
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Hey everybody, first time poster here.

I've been using Emacs for a while now, but just recently starting toying with configs, experiencing new packages, learning some elisp so I can customize my emacs experience and overall making it my own.

A while back I noticed I needed some sort of dark mode functionality to change the theme to a darker one when there is less sunlight. After searching for some packages, I found none that really suited me.

So I decided to write my own: https://github.com/pedroangelo/theme-rotation.el

Check it out and tell me what you guys think. I've also included a sort of related work section in the README that discusses similar packages, and why I didn't found them to my taste.

PS: I wrote this package for my personal use. But if more people find it useful, I'd be quite satisfied with myself.

Also, do you think I should work towards getting it published in MELPA? I don't mind the work if it something that potentially many people might enjoy using.

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

Not exactly what you asked, but take a look at https://github.com/LionyxML/auto-dark-emacs

It follows your system settings, only for dark/light modes. Available on melpa and works with Linux, macOS, Windows and Android(via termux).