Because I don't care about the other vim colorschemes.
Using vundle (recommended!)
% echo 'Bundle noah/vim256-color' >> ~/.vimrc:
% vim +BundleInstall!
Using Pathogen
% cd ~/.vim/bundle
% git clone --recursive git://github.com/noah/vim256-color.git
% git clone --recursive git://github.com/noah/vim256-color.git colors
% cp ./colors/* ~/.vim/colors
With a few exceptions (e.g., where a public git source is not available), these themes are references to git submodules. So, they can be updated en masse by doing the following:
% git submodule foreach git pull
% ./update_links.sh
May be necessary to run:
% git submodule update --init --recursive
I say "may" because let's be honest, git submodules are pure voodoo.
update_links.sh
is a git pre-commit hook, I provide it here since
these hooks aren't versioned by git...
% cd ./submodules
% git submodule add https://....
% cd ..
% ./update_links.sh
% commit + push
256-grayvim 256-jungle Apprentice badwolf base16
beauty256 beekai blacklight bubblegum BusyBee C64.vim
calmar256-lightdark charged-256 ChasingLogic-colorscheme-vim
cobalt2-vim-theme codeschool coffee colorful256 crt desert256 Disciple
donbass.vim elda.vim feral-vim FlatColor flattown flattr.vim fu
Gentooish greenvision gruvbox.vim heroku-colorscheme icansee.vim
iceberg.vim ingretu inkpot jellybeans.vim khaki.vim last256 leo256
lettuce.vim lilypink Liquid-Carbon lodestone Lucius mango.vim miko
molokai mrkn256.vim muon mushroom neverland-vim-theme oxeded.vim
peaksea pink rdark-terminal seoul256.vim seti.vim Simple256
southernlights Spacegray.vim strange summerfruit256.vim synic.vim
tabula.vim tchaba The-Vim-Gardener tir\_black vilight.vim vim-atom-dark
vim-babymate256 vim-colors_atelier_schemes vim-colorscheme-darcula
vim-colors-codeschool vim-colors-pencil vim-colors-solarized
vim-distinguished vim-getafe vim-hemisu vim-herokudoc-theme vim-hybrid
vim-kolor vim-monochrome vim-phoenix vim-railscasts vim-tomorrow-theme
vim-vividchalk vim-vividchalk-sexy wombat256 xoria256.vim Zenburn
To format the above list:
!tr ' ' '\n' | uniq | sort -f -d | tr '\n' ' ' | fold -w 72 -s
Still fu
- Notes on the 256 color mode of xterm: http://frexx.de/xterm-256-notes/
- 256 colors in vim: http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/256\_colors\_in\_vim
- 256 color chart: http://www.calmar.ws/vim/256-xterm-24bit-rgb-color-chart.html
- Vivify vim theme editor: http://bytefluent.com/vivify/
- terminal designer: http://terminal.sexy/