I have changed the name to those you suggest:
/home/cazzola/.vim/pack/bundle/start
└── colorschemes
├── colors
│ ├── blue.vim
│ ├── darkblue.vim
│ ├── delek.vim
│ ├── desert.vim
│ ├── elflord.vim
│ ├── evening.vim
│ ├── industry.vim
│ ├──
вторник, 15 февраля 2022 г. в 13:44:16 UTC+3, Walter Cazzola:
> As replied to Romain, also the manual installation fails.
>
The directory structure I see is not what `:h packages` would suggest to
have.
In the end it should have smth like:
/home/username/.vim/pack/bundle/start
└──
As replied to Romain, also the manual installation fails.
Walter
On Mon, 14 Feb 2022, Maxim Kim wrote:
Hi Walter, looks like your vim/colorscheme installation is not "correct".
Your `:verbose hi Normal` command shows that original murphy was used, not
the one from vim/colorschemes.
I can't
Hi
On Mon, 14 Feb 2022, Romain Lafourcade wrote:
@Walter, your murphy is still the built-in one so I suspect either a flawed
installation of the vim/colorscheme package or a bug in your plugin manager.
Could you try the :help package method instead?
1. Create this directory hierarchy:
On Mon, 14 Feb 2022, Charles Campbell wrote:
Walter Cazzola wrote:
On Mon, 14 Feb 2022, Maxim Kim wrote:
It should be identical in gvim and tui vim with t_Co=256:
[image: 2022-02-14_13-40-35.png]
How I should set/check for this? I do not have t_Co neither as an
environment
@Walter, your murphy is still the built-in one so I suspect either a flawed
installation of the vim/colorscheme package or a bug in your plugin manager.
Could you try the :help package method instead?
1. Create this directory hierarchy:
$ mkdir -p ~/.vim/pack/colors/start/
2. Get the
Hi Walter, looks like your vim/colorscheme installation is not "correct".
Your `:verbose hi Normal` command shows that original murphy was used, not
the one from vim/colorschemes.
I can't tell anything about vundle as I don't use it, but the simplest way
to install a "plugin" from github is to
Walter Cazzola wrote:
Hi
On Mon, 14 Feb 2022, Maxim Kim wrote:
Hi Walter,
It should be identical in gvim and tui vim with t_Co=256:
[image: 2022-02-14_13-40-35.png]
How I should set/check for this? I do not have t_Co neither as an
environment
variable nor in vim.
Walter
Bring up vim;
Hi
On Mon, 14 Feb 2022, Maxim Kim wrote:
Hi Walter,
It should be identical in gvim and tui vim with t_Co=256:
[image: 2022-02-14_13-40-35.png]
How I should set/check for this? I do not have t_Co neither as an environment
variable nor in vim.
Walter
понедельник, 14 февраля 2022 г. в
Hi
On Mon, 14 Feb 2022, Romain Lafourcade wrote:
@Walter Cazzola, could you do
:verbose hi Normal
and report back with the exact output?
I get this:
:verbose hi Normal
Normal xxx ctermfg=121 ctermbg=0 guifg=lightgreen guibg=Black
font=DejaVu Sans Mono 10
Last set from
@Walter Cazzola, could you do
:verbose hi Normal
and report back with the exact output?
Le lundi 14 février 2022 à 11:03:34 UTC+1, Walter Cazzola a écrit :
> Uhm, what should I notice? I'm using murphy in gvim and still I've to use
> CSApprox to have it behaving closely in a terminal. Maybe
Uhm, what should I notice? I'm using murphy in gvim and still I've to use
CSApprox to have it behaving closely in a terminal. Maybe I'm doing something
wrong. I used vundle to install it.
Walter
On Sun, 13 Feb 2022, Lifepillar wrote:
On 2022-02-12, Romain Lafourcade wrote:
thanks to the
On 2022-02-12, Romain Lafourcade wrote:
> thanks to the hard work of a small but motivated team, a
> first milestone is finally within reach
As a mostly passive observer of the development of this project, I feel
compelled to thank you for undertaking this time-consuming task with
invincible
Hello,
SUMMARY: All the remakes of the built-in color schemes we have been working
on at vim/colorschemes are ready to be tested/included into the Vim
distribution. Feedback welcome.
We started the vim/colorschemes [1] project in May 2020 in the wake of two
threads focusing on expanding
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