1. Clone the repository git clone git://github.com/tommodore/monokai.git.
2. Open the Monokai.terminal or Monokai.itermcolors file to install.
3. Optionally open up Terminal or iTerm preferences for more options.

1. Copy the Konsole colorscheme (*.colorscheme) files to (KDE 4) ~/.kde/share/apps/konsole/ or (KDE 5) ~/.local/share/konsole/.
2. Open Konsole and select Settings => Configure Profiles => Edit Profile => Appearance.
3. Select the Monokai scheme file and save.

1. Open Kate and select Configurations => Configure Kate => Fonts and Colours
2. Import and Select the Monokai scheme file and save.

1. Download monokai-theme.el to the directory ~/.emacs.d/themes/
2. Add this to your .emacs: (add-to-list 'custom-theme-load-path "~/.emacs.d/themes/")
3. Now you can load the theme with the interactive function load-theme like this: M-x load-theme RET monokai

Or simply use Marmelade or MELPA

Put monokai.vim file in your ~/.vim/colors/ directory and add the following line to your ~/.vimrc:

syntax enable
colorscheme monokai

Or simply use vim-monokai module from sickill with Vundle.

My preferred settings

UI Theme: Atom Material

Syntax Theme: [Material Monokai](https://atom.io/themes/material-monokai-syntax

1. To apply, go to Tools -> Import and Export Settings -> Import selected environment settings.

This project is not licensed and is free for anyone to use.

Monokai Terminal and iTerm theme created by Stephen Way.

The Monokai color scheme was created by Wimer Hazenberg, http://monokai.nl