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One small thing not mentioned on this page is that iTerm2 v3 now supports 24bit colour. If you're on the latest vim (install with: brew install --HEAD vim) you
by dhotson 10y ago
One small thing not mentioned on this page is that iTerm2 v3 now supports 24bit colour.
If you're on the latest vim (install with: brew install --HEAD vim) you can use the same colour schemes designed for gVim in your terminal with :set guicolors
- gnuwilliam 10y agohmm, strange. I just tried it and no game. Installed latest vim like you mentioned. That sounds like a cool feature though
- Spiritus 10y agoset termguicolors
- berfarah 10y agoI would love to get more information on this. I'm not seeing `:set guicolors` as a valid option.
- dhotson 10y agoHmm, are you sure you've got the latest version? Check for `+termtruecolor` when you run `vim --version`. Can you see something like that? For reference I've got vim-7.4.1795 installed. Version string looks like this: VIM - Vi IMproved 7.4 (2013 Aug 10, compiled May 6 2016 11:18:41) Also, if you're using tmux you'll need the latest version of that too. Edit: Also, just remembered you might need to run brew update before brew install to get the latest installation formula.
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- junkblocker 10y agoIt was all changed to termguicolors finally around 7.4.1809 . Example config: if has('termguicolors') && !has('gui_running') set termguicolors endif
- berfarah 10y ago:) Fantastic, that's the setting!
- berfarah 10y agoHmm, I just installed vim-7.4.1868, so maybe they removed it again? The closest thing I have is `termguicolors`, which I believe was there before.