Let's look at the color configuration scheme provided by the VIM editor:
First enter the VIM's color directory (/usr/share/vim/vim74/colors, different system directories, it is recommended to set up in ~/. Vim directory, and then in some directories to create the corresponding folders and files)
$ ls/usr/share/vim/vim62/colors
Blue.vim delek.vim evening.vim Murphy.vim README.txt Torte.vim
Darkblue.vim desert.vim koehler.vim Pablo.vim ron.vim Zellner.vim
Default.vim Elflord.vim Morning.vim Peachpuff.vim Shine.vim
And then build one of your own ~home/. VIMRC documents
[$ VI. VIMRC
: ColorScheme Evening
, if you choose another solution as long as the replacement of evening can be!
Then turn on VIM to see if the color becomes good!
but I like desert better .hohoho~~~
ColorScheme really can I especially do not like to see the code when there is the kind of dark blue, I generally use is colorschemedesert. I don't know how to make vim open when it's ColorScheme desert. My solution is to add Colorschemedesert this line at the end of the/ETC/VIM/VIMRC. If you don't like the desert theme, you can enter ": ColorScheme" in the command mode of an open vim and press the TAP key, which automatically switches the names of different themes.
Vim Color Theme Settings