No matter what terminal you use, make sure that the colors for normal and bold look the same: If you followed our guide Introduction to Vim Customization, you already have a.
#VIM SOLARIZED INSTALL#
Using Vim-plug you can install the solarized scheme by adding the following lines to your vimrc file.
To check for the right colors, i used the simpler-script and kcolorchooser to verify the colors manually. Once you have a plug-in manager like Vim-plug installed, you can use the manager’s installation command to install a new color scheme. The author of solarized strongly suggests to replace the 16 ANSI terminal colors with the solarized ones to get the right results, and thats exactly what we are going to do here. Get solarized right with st, tmux and vim Now i got all of them right - for urxvt, that is true at least for the current version shipped by arch linux. Vim ships with a few color schemes, which might get the job done. Get a list of pre-installed color schemes. In addition to that, you can also use third party color themes. It provides different built-in color schemes for you.
Unfortunately, most of the time, either the terminal was not presenting the colors right, or if so, they would break in vim or in vim inside tmux. Vim is not behind any modern code editor in terms of features. If you opt to use some Vim plugin manager instead, the following should be added to your vimrc, rather than the above, for the color scheme to be loaded correctly: set backgrounddark autocmd. Moved patches to the suckless st wiki pageįor a long time, i tried to get the exact solarized colors in my terminal. To use a Solarized 8 color scheme, set the background ( dark or light) then load the variant you want, e.g.: set backgrounddark colorscheme solarized8.
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