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I tried very hard to find a satisfying light-themed color scheme for Vim, but I have not had much success so far. Most of them have a grey or white base that I
by ykonstant 5y ago
I tried very hard to find a satisfying light-themed color scheme for Vim, but I have not had much success so far. Most of them have a grey or white base that I don't care about; I wanted something more pastel or warmer and found solarized to be a bit too intense. I wrote and now use my own colorscheme [0] but I think there is much room for improvement.
[0] https://i.redd.it/psmi7s4gcfy51.png https://i.redd.it/psmi7s4gcfy51.png
- danhau 5y agoHave you tried mayansmoke?
- ykonstant 5y agoI think I have seen it before, but I am not sure. It has a similar base to mine, so if I have seen it, I have definitely tried to use it. The question is whether it has good colors for latex objects. I'll check it out if I get the time.
- ghosty141 5y agoI also wrote my own colorscheme (loosely based on an existing one) for emacs and I love it. Everything is the way I want it and I know what to customize if I want to change something
- nerdponx 5y agoEverforest has a nice warm light mode with a yellowish background. https://github.com/sainnhe/everforest https://github.com/sainnhe/everforest
- tylerscott 5y agoI also struggle to find just the right light theme. I really enjoy the subtle colors in yours. Often I find accents and somtiemes primary color choices to be too intense against a sepia background.
- mcast 5y agoWhat terminal font are you using in that screenshot?
- ykonstant 5y agoSource code pro for Powerline.