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Use display-graphic-p to determine if Emacs is in a GUI or not.

Assuming solarized is installed and loaded:

(if (display-graphic-p) 
    (enable-theme 'solarized) 
  (enable-theme 'wheatgrass))

See also: Is there a way to detect that emacs is running in a terminal?

Use display-graphic-p to determine if Emacs is in a GUI or not.

Assuming solarized is installed and loaded:

(if (display-graphic-p) 
    (enable-theme 'solarized) 
  (enable-theme 'wheatgrass))

See also: Is there a way to detect that emacs is running in a terminal?

Use display-graphic-p to determine if Emacs is in a GUI or not.

Assuming solarized is installed and loaded:

(if (display-graphic-p) 
    (enable-theme 'solarized) 
  (enable-theme 'wheatgrass))

See also: Is there a way to detect that emacs is running in a terminal?

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Use display-graphic-p to determine if Emacs is in a GUI or not.

Assuming solarized is installed and loaded:

(if (display-graphic-p) 
    (enable-theme 'solarized) 
  (enable-theme 'wheatgrass))

See also: Is there a way to detect that emacs is running in a terminal?

Use display-graphic-p to determine if Emacs is in a GUI or not.

Assuming solarized is installed and loaded:

(if (display-graphics-p) 
    (enable-theme 'solarized) 
  (enable-theme 'wheatgrass))

See also: Is there a way to detect that emacs is running in a terminal?

Use display-graphic-p to determine if Emacs is in a GUI or not.

Assuming solarized is installed and loaded:

(if (display-graphic-p) 
    (enable-theme 'solarized) 
  (enable-theme 'wheatgrass))

See also: Is there a way to detect that emacs is running in a terminal?

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