I recently started using vim and got to know its amazing capabilities. While I was going through my mail stack, I stumbled on a mail from my adviser about the vim-plugin called "Solarized". I added the plugin. The color scheme was great but the comments were over highlighted instead of getting dissolved in the background.
So, I started browsing the net for some different color schemes. Where I found a GitHub repo called vim-"colorschemes" by flazz. Its a wonderful plugin which adds around 400+ vim color schemes into your system. You can just use the command : colorscheme <nameofthecolorscheme> to change the color scheme you want and if everything seems right you could add it to your ".bashrc".
If you still cannot stop your cravings for the color schemes, then there is another easier way out. There is a site called "vivify" which allows you to create your own color scheme. It has a very neat UI , showing how the color scheme would look for different languages. You could Download the color scheme and add it to .vim/bundle/vim-colorschemes, if you have already gone through the above steps. If not then add it to .vim/colors. And then load the color scheme using command : colorscheme <nameofthecolorscheme> and enjoy the color schemes.
So, I started browsing the net for some different color schemes. Where I found a GitHub repo called vim-"colorschemes" by flazz. Its a wonderful plugin which adds around 400+ vim color schemes into your system. You can just use the command : colorscheme <nameofthecolorscheme> to change the color scheme you want and if everything seems right you could add it to your ".bashrc".
If you still cannot stop your cravings for the color schemes, then there is another easier way out. There is a site called "vivify" which allows you to create your own color scheme. It has a very neat UI , showing how the color scheme would look for different languages. You could Download the color scheme and add it to .vim/bundle/vim-colorschemes, if you have already gone through the above steps. If not then add it to .vim/colors. And then load the color scheme using command : colorscheme <nameofthecolorscheme> and enjoy the color schemes.
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