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1. Make sure your terminal advertises itself as supporting 256 colors. $ echo $TERM should output xterm-256color 2. Find yourself a nice 256 colors-ready color
by johncoltrane 14y ago
1. Make sure your terminal advertises itself as supporting 256 colors. $ echo $TERM should output xterm-256color
2. Find yourself a nice 256 colors-ready colorscheme.
3. Enjoy.
If you can't find a 256 colors-ready colorscheme that suits your needs, you can use a Vim plugin called CSApprox to convert a GUI colorscheme for use in a 256 colors terminal.
ZyX as written a patch to allow Vim to play well with that feature in Konsole. You could try it: https://bitbucket.org/ZyX_I/vim/commits/9c4ad944627dc19bd898174c8fe28a5ee0de4c26 https://bitbucket.org/ZyX_I/vim/commits/9c4ad944627dc19bd898...