u/aribert

Hi everyone
I am slowly but surely forming a new opinion about Apple. I have been a loyal customer and on the "consumer end" of their business via many hardware and software purchases throughout the years.

Now that I am also on the developer side of their business my experience is quite different.

- Endless phone queues.
- Unanswered emails.
- Lengthy processes.

After waiting in phone queue for over 1 hour today I gave up and tried to make a constructive post on the developer.apple.com forums.

After authoring the post for a little while describing all the details and pressing send I see: Your post is being reviewed and will be published if approved.

I am seriously contemplating about just canceling my apple developer subscription and posting the app code as a public repo on GitHub. There I can at least interact with the people that use my stuff.

So far being an Apple developer has been nothing put painful and it has cost me 99 USD without giving me any tangible value back.

Just needed to vent a bit about Apples fetish for endless reviews that seem to be going nowhere fast.

**UDPATE: There is now also a token-ultra variant of the theme**

Hello everyone

I have added 2 new variants to Token that are a bit cooler compared to the classic version of Token. These variants are also generated for all themes in /contrib in the GitHub repo.

Installation and configuration instructions are on GitHub https://github.com/ThorstenRhau/token

I hope you enjoy the theme

Hey everyone!

Token v2.0.0 is now available.

The main addition is an optional configuration API for customizing transparency, styles, palette colors, highlight groups, terminal colors, and more. Token still works without calling setup() if you prefer the defaults.

One important change for existing users is that plugin integrations are now opt-in. To retain the v1 behavior and enable all supported integrations:

require('token').setup({
  plugins = { all = true },
})

vim.cmd.colorscheme('token')

Alternatively, you can enable only the integrations you actually use.

The compiled cache is now configuration-aware, with improved validation and fallback handling.

Links

• Token on GitHub
• Token v2.0.0 release notes

Feedback and bug reports are welcome.