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Peachpuff (Vim Port)

Peachpuff (Vim Port)

r11s

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A warm, nostalgic light theme for Visual Studio Code — ported from Vim’s Peachpuff, originally authored by David Nečas (Yeti).
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Peachpuff (Vim Port)

A bright, elegant, and nostalgic color theme for Visual Studio Code, faithfully ported from the classic Vim “Peachpuff” scheme — originally authored by David Nečas (Yeti) and later maintained within Vim’s runtime. Perfect for users who enjoy a soft light background with warm contrast and a vintage charm.

Peachpuff Theme Screenshot


✨ Features

  • Faithful recreation of the original Vim Peachpuff color palette
  • Gentle peach background (#FFEFD5) ideal for long coding sessions
  • Clear syntax contrast for Python, Markdown, HTML, and more
  • Warm, balanced tones for eyestrain-free readability
  • Vintage aesthetic with a modern touch

🧩 Installation

You can install Peachpuff (Vim Port) in two ways:

1. From the VS Code Marketplace

Search for:

Peachpuff (Vim Port) by r11s

or visit the Marketplace page directly: 👉 https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=r11s.peachpuff

2. Manual Installation (Local VSIX)

If you have downloaded the .vsix file manually (for example from your build output):

  1. Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P / Cmd+Shift+P).
  2. Run Extensions: Install from VSIX....
  3. Select the .vsix file you built locally — done!

🖌️ Color Highlights

Scope Color Description
Background #FFEFD5 Peachpuff tone
Strings #C00058 Deep pink-red
Comments #406090 Muted blue
Keywords #A0522D Brown tone
Functions / Types #2E8B57 Seagreen accent
Specials #6A5ACD Slate blue

🧠 About the Original

The original Peachpuff color scheme was authored by David Nečas (Yeti). This Visual Studio Code port preserves its gentle, warm appearance while adapting it to modern editors and displays.

Acknowledgement: Bram Moolenaar is the creator of Vim.

Ported and adapted by Rainer S. (r11s).

👉 https://www.vim.org/iccf/

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