Do you use macvim/gvim or go through the terminal? I have 256 colors set on iTerm, but the colors are just never as vivid as in macvim.
ex. xoria256′s background is much darker in macvim. I know i have 256 colors set because the colors are close, but there are always suttle diffs and it makes me mad!!! I like editing in the terminal much better.
I use the terminal-based version of vim on occasion but the majority of my time is spent in gvim (on Linux) and MacVim (on the Mac). This is /by far/ the most productive way for me to work… Vim’s –remote-silent is all I need to bind the terminal to the GUI version of vim. It simply makes things awesome.
ask
August 18th, 2011 at 9:30 PM
Hi, Derek. Seems you deleted your account on github ? Or just made a new one ? Looking forward to see your vim config.
Yeah sorry about that. I tweeted about it to help people with the transition, but all I did was just change my name from ewiplayer to derekwyatt. Ewiplayer was a stoopid name :)
Kupal
March 24th, 2012 at 6:03 PM
Hi. Could you help me with the following errors?
Error detected while processing /home/kupal/.vim/after/plugin/fuzzyfinder.vim:
line 4:
E121: Undefined variable: g:fuf_file_exclude
Error detected while processing /home/kupal/.vim/after/plugin/solarized.vim:
line 1:
E117: Unknown function: togglebg#map
Ah, yes. I don’t find the jump list all that useful. The locations of jumps are deterministic, but also arbitrary; I never want to traverse jumps, I just want to go specific ones.
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