Modify the VIM color scheme

1. View Alternative Color schemes

/usr/share/vim/vim74/colors

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Enter in command mode: ColorScheme

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It is visible that the current color scheme used is Ron

3. Select and set the Color method

Edit the ~/.VIMRC file, such as selecting the Ron.vim corresponding color scheme, add ColorScheme Ron

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4. Set a color--edit the VIMRC file

eg. Set the annotation color, edit the ~/.VIMRC file, add:

"Set annotation color highlight Comment ctermfg=green guifg=green

Reference Links: 10 The Vim color scheme you deserve

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Modify the VIM color scheme