My collection of dotfiles, for zsh and emacs, primarily. I've been toting these around from one system to another since 1992.
Homesick is a pretty good way to keep your dotfiles in sync via github and symlinks.
Once upon a time, before emacs had a color theme system (or three) of its own, I wrote a bunch of functions in my .emacs config that set font-lock faces to my liking. They didn't play very nicely with Emacs 24's built-in theming system (I did write them of Emacs 19, after all), so I converted them to proper color themes. I mostly use aalpern-dark and autumn-light. They are not comprehensive in setting faces for every popular major mode out there - I mostly only care about font-lock.
autumn-light and green-phosphor now have their own repositories, and can be installed by Emacs 24's package manager from the MELPA archive.
autumn-light:
better-github:
aalpern-light:
aalpern-dark:
aalpern-dark2:
green-phosphor:
