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To make Vim look good, you can install extra color schemes. For the
purposes of this demo, I've chosen two: Solarized (the most widely used
color scheme) and Molokai (a port of the Textmate/Sublime color scheme).
Feel free to pick one by changing the
colorscheme solarized
line to something else.
To make Solarized look the best, you're going to want to install the
corresponding colorscheme for your terminal:
http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized
If you can't do this, just uncomment the line that says
let g:solarized_termcolors=256
We're also installing a plugin called vim-airline that makes Vim look
pretty awesome. It adds tons of information to your Vim and adds style
too. It works best if you have what's called a "patched font". There are
a number of patched fonts that you can install, but the one I recommend
is
https://github.com/abertsch/Menlo-for-Powerline
Once you've downloaded all the .ttf files, change your font in your
terminal emulator.
NOTE FOR WINDOWS USERS (you poor souls...)
Setting up Solarized and vim-airline is basically impossible on PuTTY.
Instead, you should go download mobaXterm, which is an SSH client that
lets you a) comes pre-installed with Solarized colors and b) lets you
choose a patched font:
http://mobaxterm.mobatek.net/
For detailed installation instructions and a sneak peak at some of it's
more powerful features, see here
http://blog.zimmerman.io/2014/09/28/setting-up-mobaxterm-for-ssh-on-windows/
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