vim colorscheme hidden gems
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I've scoured the Internet for a good vim (regular ol' terminal vim, not gvim) colorscheme, and none of them really tickle my prostate. This is the one I'm using right now, and it's alright, but not great. Any suggestions?
I'm sure you've most likely heard of it but I like Solaris personally.
Tomorrow Night or Mustang imo. There's a ridiculous amount of vim colorschemes, just not good ones.
>>52358756
I like murphy
>>52358756
I use industry, it's the only one I've found I liked that is available standard on multiple distros
>>52358756
> Not using PowerLine fonts
You're not knowing shit anon
http://terminal.sexy
>using vim instead of nvi
Go to bed.
Zenburn has and continues to be the best colorscheme I've ever used. Would post screenie but on phone
>>52358756
I always go to the standard base 16 when choosing a color scheme https://github.com/chriskempson/base16 they have a VIM link you should look at
>>52358756
I like molokai because I'm a faggot.
>>52358756
I use base16 eighties, but they're all pretty good.
monokai is bae
>>52362062
This, senpai.
>>52360349
Why would he use a powerline font if hes not using a plugin which benefits from it?
peachpuff with nice term colors
holy shit make your own you lazy fuck
>>52358756
learn how to make C colorschemes. christ.
>>52358756
builtin desert colorscheme.
>>52359049
Don't you mean solarized? http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized
>>52358756
I use this one http://vimcolors.com/351/colorsbox-stbright/dark it's pretty neat
>>52362643
That looks tasty.
OP, I suggest you check out http://terminal.sexy
>>52358756
>ricing a text editor
