From: gazelle@shell.xmission.com   
      
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   Janis Papanagnou   wrote:   
   >On 31.05.2024 13:43, Kenny McCormack wrote:   
   >>   
   >> Vim and GVIM are the same thing - just different looks.  Personally, I use   
   >> GVIM for everything.  Plain VIM (in the terminal) is unusable on the   
   >> Raspberry Pi, because the colors are f***ed up.  Yes, this is fixable, but   
   >> it is not worth the trouble.   
   >   
   >Just stumbled across a possible (simple) solution for that in the Vim   
   >manual...   
   >   
   >  [...]   
   >  If Vim guessed wrong the text will be hard to read.  To solve this,   
   >  set the 'background' option.   
   >   
   >  For a dark background:   
   >                :set background=dark   
   >  And for a light background:   
   >                :set background=light   
      
   Thanks, but the main problem is that I have a zillion of the little   
   buggers, so I'd have to change it everywhere.  That's the part that is too   
   much trouble.  Then I'd have to remember to undo it when not on a Pi or   
   when the Pi people change things up - as they frequently do.   
      
   There was another "solution" posted here a while back - that I played with   
   a bit - it seemed to work.  It was something like set tc_Col=0 or something   
   like that - which inhibited all coloring, leaving everything black and   
   white.   
      
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