Recently learning to use VIM. I choose the Solarized colorway. I believe many people are also using it.
Official website address:
http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized
Look at this color scheme: gossip, pleasing to the eye, and high-end atmosphere.
How to use it?
Vim
Just download and place the solarized.vim color palette file for VIM in the ~/.vim/colors directory.
Then set ~/.vimrc
Syntax highlighting needs to be turned on. backgroud I prefer dark. Can also be set to light. Please see the gossip chart for the difference.
Note: After this configuration, it can be displayed perfectly under gvim, but when using vim under the terminal, the color is still very bad. Not as expected. That's because the terminal doesn't support 256 colors by default.
cd
vim .barshrc and add
export TERM=xterm-256color
Should be a small success. A restart may be required to take effect.
Terminal
Terminal Terminal can also be configured in this way.
First install git:sudo apt-get install git-core
Then you need to set the solarized theme for GNU ls , otherwise the ls under Terminal will be gray, that is to add the color function of the directory ls to Solarized:
dircolor-solarized has several colors, you can go to the project to see the description, I still choose dark256:
eval 'dircolors .dircolors'
Set Terminal to support 256 colors vim .barshrc and add export TERM=xterm-256color（原因上面已经提到）.
Next download Solarized's Gnome-Terminal color scheme:
cd gnome-terminal-colors-solarized Run the color matching script in this directory:
./set_dark.sh Or ./set_light.sh, you can switch between dark and light colors freely.
Or ./solarize can also be switched, such as dark once executed, and light again. so alternate.
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Reprinted, thanks http://www.cnblogs.com/RandyXu/p/3279090.html