Hi, I go to the trouble of wrapping my vim invocation inside of a function that adds "-i NONE" to the command line. I do this because somebody thinks it's really cool to have dark purple or blue letters on a black background. (Or sometimes pale yellow on white, but I don't use white backgrounds, if I can avoid it.) I have other thoughts on that subject. Anyway, that has worked fine for years. Not anymore. It seems somebody thinks that this color combination is so great that everybody has to suffer with it. I'd go back to plain vi, but it is not supported anymore. SO, how can I force vim to never, ever try to colorize my text ever again? Thank you.
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