Monday, November 21, 2005
vi on a dark background
I use Vim at least 100 times a day. And I like my terminals set to
light on dark. Over the last 10 years or so you would find me in a dark
office with a dark screen and bright text. I've since moved to a new
office that is a little brighter but I still prefer the darker screens.
With vi, the default syntax highlighting settings are too dark to
actually read the text...the blue's are almost unreadable with
background glare. So, a quick search revealed an option that fixes all
my problems:
set background=dark
Now my text is much brighter and still readable in the brighter office.
More: http://cephyr.cid.net/doc/vim/html/options.html#'background'
light on dark. Over the last 10 years or so you would find me in a dark
office with a dark screen and bright text. I've since moved to a new
office that is a little brighter but I still prefer the darker screens.
With vi, the default syntax highlighting settings are too dark to
actually read the text...the blue's are almost unreadable with
background glare. So, a quick search revealed an option that fixes all
my problems:
set background=dark
Now my text is much brighter and still readable in the brighter office.
More: http://cephyr.cid.net/doc/vim/html/options.html#'background'
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Thanks , at last I need not bend forward towards screen to read comments. Now I will be missing that excercise.
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