personally, i use the github dark theme. the one that’s darker, like a black, not a grey

i’ve also heard good things about poimandres , but i don’t like it.

definitely consider changing to a nerd font as well, i personally use caskaydia cove

I personally really like how Daybreak looks in both the note and preview, since I like its combo of dark with warm colors. This is the Italic variant; I think there are three built-in variants. I don't actually usually have the Dendron pane open, but I figured I could include it in this screenshot instead of showing the file explorer with all my actual note names. 😅 If you haven't already seen the VSCodeThemes site, you've got a lot of other options to play with! https://vscodethemes.com/?type=dark

just not my cup of tea. I currently use GitHub Black Theme as well, but also not 100% happy with it. 🙂

thanks for the suggestion! I will take a look. Sadly the checkbox also looks badly in the preview, what a bummer.

oh man you have a very detailed eye. love it ahahaha 🙂

let us know what you decide on! love a new theme 💅

is there a dendron codespaces "template"

or is the general flow just create codespaces and install dendron

haha, yeah, the checkbox item is the main reason I am looking for a good theme 😩

I have installed Dusk now as a theme, whcih looks very nice and is inspired by Daybreak as well.

just install dendron at this point

ah nice codespaces is actually very easy to use

yeah i agree now from that past conversation we will need a diff key for lookup from cmd + L, as i use this for address bar lookup

all good tho not a big deal

can codespaces be shared?

eh i hope these arent too expensive lol

any reason why vscode web ide isn't recommended ?

you need to run "initialize workspace" which loads a workspace context and that doesn't work well in vscode web

i think i answered this from googling -- answer being no, please correct if im wrong

dendron runs as a web extension which means you don't need codespaces but the web version of vscode which runs on the client and is free (press

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on any github repo)

this means if your repo is on github, you can just share a link

eg. https://github.dev/dendronhq/dendron-site

oh wow that dx is quite a bit better

am i able to have extensions installed by default or will each user on my team need to install dendron

lastly what is that tool that you use to show keyboard strokes when presenting?

theres supposed to be a setting where we can either auto install or prompt users to install - but until we get that working, you would have to ask folks to install it (though this is only required once, extensions are tied to a github account)

> toggle screencast mode

honestly not even a big deal. this dx is 100x better than codespaces. codespaces was so slow too lol. (EDIT not a big deal but obviously ideal to autoinstall, looking forward to that)