Vim color scheme in bash and byobu
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I have a problem with the vim color scheme installation. I did the following:
1) a folder was created ~/.vimrc/colors
2) I put the color definition monokai_pro.vim there
3) I edited the file .vimrc to include the following:
colo monokai_pro
syntax on
- When using bash the color syntax is NOT working.
- When using vim in byobu the color syntax is working.
The same occurs when I use :colo color_scheme directly in vim.
In byobu this is working, but not in bash.
Please note, that in bash I can only select colors which are present in /usr/share/vim/vim80/colors/.
I was copying monokai_pro.vim to the above folder but it is not helping.
Can you somebody explain why?
vim colors vi byobu
edited Jul 20 at 14:13
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asked Jul 20 at 13:25
Michel
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I have a problem with the vim color scheme installation. I did the following:
1) a folder was created ~/.vimrc/colors
2) I put the color definition monokai_pro.vim there
3) I edited the file .vimrc to include the following:
colo monokai_pro
syntax on
- When using bash the color syntax is NOT working.
- When using vim in byobu the color syntax is working.
The same occurs when I use :colo color_scheme directly in vim.
In byobu this is working, but not in bash.
Please note, that in bash I can only select colors which are present in /usr/share/vim/vim80/colors/.
I was copying monokai_pro.vim to the above folder but it is not helping.
Can you somebody explain why?
vim colors vi byobu
edited Jul 20 at 14:13
Anderson
987
asked Jul 20 at 13:25
Michel
12
It could be your terminal type setting. Please edit your question and add the output of theecho $TERMcommand in abashshell.
– Andy Dalton
Jul 20 at 15:33
yes, you are right. the difference is int terminal type setting: bash ->$ echo $TERM xtermbyobu ->$ echo $TERM screen-256color
– Michel
Jul 23 at 9:10
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I have a problem with the vim color scheme installation. I did the following:
1) a folder was created ~/.vimrc/colors
2) I put the color definition monokai_pro.vim there
3) I edited the file .vimrc to include the following:
colo monokai_pro
syntax on
- When using bash the color syntax is NOT working.
- When using vim in byobu the color syntax is working.
The same occurs when I use :colo color_scheme directly in vim.
In byobu this is working, but not in bash.
Please note, that in bash I can only select colors which are present in /usr/share/vim/vim80/colors/.
I was copying monokai_pro.vim to the above folder but it is not helping.
Can you somebody explain why?
vim colors vi byobu
edited Jul 20 at 14:13
Anderson
987
asked Jul 20 at 13:25
Michel
12
I have a problem with the vim color scheme installation. I did the following:
1) a folder was created ~/.vimrc/colors
2) I put the color definition monokai_pro.vim there
3) I edited the file .vimrc to include the following:
colo monokai_pro
syntax on
- When using bash the color syntax is NOT working.
- When using vim in byobu the color syntax is working.
The same occurs when I use :colo color_scheme directly in vim.
In byobu this is working, but not in bash.
Please note, that in bash I can only select colors which are present in /usr/share/vim/vim80/colors/.
I was copying monokai_pro.vim to the above folder but it is not helping.
Can you somebody explain why?
vim colors vi byobu
edited Jul 20 at 14:13
Anderson
987
asked Jul 20 at 13:25
Michel
12
edited Jul 20 at 14:13
Anderson
987
edited Jul 20 at 14:13
Anderson
987
edited Jul 20 at 14:13
Anderson
987
987
asked Jul 20 at 13:25
Michel
12
asked Jul 20 at 13:25
Michel
12
asked Jul 20 at 13:25
Michel
12
12
It could be your terminal type setting. Please edit your question and add the output of theecho $TERMcommand in abashshell.
– Andy Dalton
Jul 20 at 15:33
yes, you are right. the difference is int terminal type setting: bash ->$ echo $TERM xtermbyobu ->$ echo $TERM screen-256color
– Michel
Jul 23 at 9:10
add a comment |Â
It could be your terminal type setting. Please edit your question and add the output of theecho $TERMcommand in abashshell.
– Andy Dalton
Jul 20 at 15:33
yes, you are right. the difference is int terminal type setting: bash ->$ echo $TERM xtermbyobu ->$ echo $TERM screen-256color
– Michel
Jul 23 at 9:10
It could be your terminal type setting. Please edit your question and add the output of the
echo $TERM command in a bash shell.– Andy Dalton
Jul 20 at 15:33
It could be your terminal type setting. Please edit your question and add the output of the
echo $TERM command in a bash shell.– Andy Dalton
Jul 20 at 15:33
yes, you are right. the difference is int terminal type setting: bash ->
$ echo $TERM xterm byobu -> $ echo $TERM screen-256color– Michel
Jul 23 at 9:10
yes, you are right. the difference is int terminal type setting: bash ->
$ echo $TERM xterm byobu -> $ echo $TERM screen-256color– Michel
Jul 23 at 9:10
add a comment |Â
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It could be your terminal type setting. Please edit your question and add the output of the
echo $TERMcommand in abashshell.– Andy Dalton
Jul 20 at 15:33
yes, you are right. the difference is int terminal type setting: bash ->
$ echo $TERM xtermbyobu ->$ echo $TERM screen-256color– Michel
Jul 23 at 9:10