Modify Vim's color scheme in UOW

Bash on Ubuntu in WIN10 is available in Windows, which provides an Ubuntu subsystem in win and can be used with bash. The system's own vim color scheme ColorScheme as the default, not very good, the following describes how to modify for their own desired colorscheme.

First, it is recommended to use the very popular Molokai.vim color scheme to download the file, assuming the full path is C:\molokai.vim.

Vim's configuration file is usually placed in the/home/username/directory, which is generated after the user first uses VIM, but my build is not. So, I found a vimrc_example.vim file in the/usr/share/vim/vim74,

It's obvious that this is a. vimrc file example. So I put the file CP to ~/.VIMRC. Then set colorscheme at the end of the ~/.VIMRC file. Such as:

This blog has written a lot of commonly used settings commands, please refer to: http://www.cnblogs.com/jiao732/archive/2013/03/06/2946135.html

Effect:

Modify Vim's color scheme in UOW