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I have upgraded Pycharm2016.1 today and was looking to change theme to Solarized Dark but I could not see an option to change/add. Any one try doing same with Pycharm2016.1?
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Solarized, a color scheme developed by Ethan Schoonover, transforms your Linux terminals and applications with a simple 16-color palette you can apply in a matter of minutes. It offers a mix of low contrast, reduced brightness and readability to reduce eye strain and maximize ease of use.
To enable the Solarized Dark Colorpack GTK theme on the Linux desktop, start by opening up the “Settings” area of the Linux desktop. Then, once you've made it to the “Settings” area, look for “Themes,” and change the current theme your desktop is using to the Solarized Dark theme installed from the color pack.
To use Black in PyCharm, go to PyCharm -> Preferences… (⌘,) -> Tools -> External Tools -> Click + symbol to add new external tool. Configure as shown above and to reformat your current file, go to Tools -> External Tools -> Black.
There is a solarized theme for IntelliJ on this GitHub repo. It also works with PyCharm.
All you need to do is:
File | Import Settings...
setting.jar file in the intellij-colors-solarized directory and click OK
Preferences | Editor | Colors & Fonts and choose one of the solarized themesOn PyCharm 2016.2 it works like a charm, so I think it should also work with 2016.1.
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