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Odyssey for Vim
Odyssey is a dark green colorscheme for Vim.
Features
Odyssey is a dark theme for Vim which provides the following features:
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A color scheme based on 12 colors.
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Support for 256-color terminals, 24-bits color terminals and GUI.
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A better syntax for the following programming languages: Go, Java, JavaScript, Python, Ruby and Rust.
Installation
Downloading the plugin
Using pathogen.vim
After having installed pathogen.vim, clone the repository under
./vim/bundle.
cd ~/.vim/bundle/
git clone https://github.com/ludokng/vim-odyssey.git vim-odyssey/
Using Vim 8 native package manager
Clone the repository under .vim/pack/vim-odyssey/start/.
cd ~/.vim/pack/
mkdir -p vim-odyssey/start/
cd vim-odyssey/start/
git clone https://github.com/ludokng/vim-odyssey.git vim-odyssey/
Note: The first vim-odyssey directory name is arbitrary as specified in the
Vim documentation.
Updating the ./vimrc
Add the following to the ./vimrc file.
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For GUI versions of Vim:
colorscheme odyssey -
For terminals that support true color, if 24-bits colors are required, the following lines must be used:
set termguicolors colorscheme odyssey -
For terminals that support 256-colors, if 8-bits colors are required, the following lines must be used:
set t_Co=256 colorscheme odyssey
License
Odyssey for Vim is distributed under the terms of the MIT license.