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IBM Plex
The package of IBM’s typeface, IBM Plex
...Discover more about our development of the IBM Plex typeface. The IBM Plex typeface is an open-source project and available for download and use following the Open Font License (OFL). The IBM Plex family comes in Sans, Serif, Mono and Sans Condensed, all with roman and true italics. The fonts have been designed to work well in user interface (UI) environments, as well as other mediums. -
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Islands Dark
VSCode theme based off the easemate IDE and Jetbrains islands theme
...Rather than just changing colors, it introduces visual enhancements such as floating glass-like panels with subtle shadows, rounded corners on UI elements, and smoothly animated transitions that make the editor feel more polished and immersive. The theme pairs deeply dark canvas backgrounds with warm, balanced syntax highlighting for many popular languages, and integrates well with recommended fonts like IBM Plex Mono and FiraCode Nerd Font Mono to improve readability and overall UI harmony. Because it leverages extensions like Custom UI Style and requires some font setup, VSCode Dark Islands aims at users who want a tailored, distinctive editor environment rather than the standard static color scheme.
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