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On Sat, Aug 11, 2012 at 12:07 AM, Walter Dnes <waltdnes@××××××××.org> wrote: |
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> When I fire up vim in a true text console, some of the colours are |
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> bright. When I do so in an xterm, the bright colours ar there, but as |
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> soon as I hit a printable or arrow key, the brightness disappears. I.e. |
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> bright blue turns to dark blue, yellow turns to brown, etc. Is there |
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> some setting I can change to retain the bright colours? |
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There are a couple ways you can do it. The first is through your |
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.xresources file. X11 keeps its session configuration and preferences in a |
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key/value store called resources, and you can drop stuff into that file to |
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configure just about anything. |
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'man xterm' to find the resources you can twiddle with. |
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The other thing you can do is add 'set background=dark' to your .vimrc. |
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