aldmeris : A colorscheme based on oblivion for gedit that support GVIM and 256 colors term



script karma Rating 108/32, Downloaded by 2418 Comments, bugs, improvements Vim wiki created by Vincent Velociter script type color scheme description Aldmeris is a dark colorscheme based on oblivion for gedit. It uses the popular tango palette by the freedesktop.org project.



Some cool features:



- tango palette

- support GUI, 256 and 16 colors mode for terminal emulators

- option to use different terminal base colors in the colorscheme

- tpope's fugitive support: well recognizable colors for the output of :Gstatus, and for git objects.



Screenshots:



Ruby in a terminal (urxvt): https://github.com/veloce/vim-aldmeris/raw/master/screenshots/aldmeris.png

Commit in fugitive: https://github.com/veloce/vim-aldmeris/raw/master/screenshots/aldmeris-gstatus.png



Source:



https://github.com/veloce/vim-aldmeris

install details Install in ~/.vim/colors.



Try it out with



:colorscheme aldmeris



If you want to make it the default, add that command to your vimrc or gvimrc.

If you use it with a terminal that uses the tango palette as system colors, add this to your vimrc to obtain best results:



let g:aldmeris_termcolors = "tango"



If you wish to use a transparent terminal, you can put this option in your vimrc:



let g:aldmeris_transparent = 1 rate this script Life Changing Helpful Unfulfilling script versions (upload new version) Click on the package to download. package script version date Vim version user release notes aldmeris.vim 1.2 2013-04-15 7.0 Vincent Velociter - Fixed vim-git syntax

- Added support for ColorColumn

- Updated pangloss/vim-javascript syntax aldmeris.vim 1.1.1 2011-10-14 7.0 Vincent Velociter Add transparency option (fixes previous version) aldmeris.vim 1.1 2011-10-14 7.3 Vincent Velociter Added option for terminal transparency. aldmeris.vim 1.0 2011-07-27 7.0 Vincent Velociter Initial upload ip used for rating: 176.9.113.70