syntax highlighting rules), because RegEx is completely baffling to me and I really have no desire to learn it completely for one single task that I'll only ever do once. Only thing is, I'm not an expert in designing. I set out to make one, and it's working about 90% correctly to exactly match what I had in VS2017. So here is where I make one concession to Microsoft, but I swear, that's it! But, with all the themes available for it, I couldn't find one to match VS2017's "Dark" theme and the slight customizations I made to it. Then I found out about Visual Studio Code, and that it is available on Linux, and that it can integrate with Unity. ![]() However, I found that I got so used to looking at code in VS2017 that I found it difficult to follow my own code in other editors (GEdit, Geany, etc.) if the theme didn't match what I was used to seeing. ![]() Having seen that Unity has come along on Linux, I could only jump at the chance to try it out, and did. With the end of Windows 7, I'm done jumping through Microsoft's hoops, so I'm now on Linux Mint 19.1 Cinnamon (Ubuntu), and will be so for the foreseeable future (indefinitely). I've created a theme and extension to make Visual Studio Code ("VSC", code editor) to look as much as possible like Visual Studio 2017's ("VS2017", IDE) "Dark" theme.
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