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precision color scheme for multiple applications (terminal, vim, etc.) with both dark/light modes
http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized
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iTerm2 colour palette is not fully displayed #326

Open mityakoval opened 9 years ago

mityakoval commented 9 years ago

I've installed Solarized Dark theme for iTerm2 and didn't get any colours except background and basic text colour. After playing with .bash_profile I've managed to add 1-2 additional colours for 'ls' command but my window doesn't look like any of the screenshots with the applied Solarized Dark colour scheme I've seen. For example, Homebrew doesn't show anything new except for bold text. Or Git marks modified files with red. But I've had all that before applying this colour palette. Removing selection on 'Draw bold text in bright colors' didn't help at all.

Added to the .bash_profile export CLICOLOR=1 export TERM=xterm-256color

Report Terminal Type is set to 'xterm-256color'

Screenshot:

screen shot 2015-08-26 at 2 04 11 pm

Is there a way to fix it? Or everything's fine and Solarized iTerm2 looks like it should?

samkohn commented 9 years ago

It looks like the "bright" colors are not what they should be in the Solarized Dark.itermcolors file. In particular, the entries Ansi 10, 11, 12, and 14, corresponding to bright green, bright yellow, bright blue, and bright cyan, are all various shades of gray.

screen shot 2015-09-10 at 2 59 36 pm

kevin-smets commented 9 years ago

Had this happen to me too, fixed it by using a color from the high contrast version of Solarized. Full manual is in my gist @ https://gist.github.com/kevin-smets/8568070

samkohn commented 9 years ago

I managed to work around it by unchecking the "Draw bold text in bright colors" box in Profiles > Text. (Apparently that didn't work for the OP though.) The bright colors aren't critical for me, but it's great that you have another way.

laggardkernel commented 5 years ago

I managed to work around it by unchecking the "Draw bold text in bright colors" box in Profiles > Text. (Apparently that didn't work for the OP though.) The bright colors aren't critical for me, but it's great that you have another way.

I already unchecked the "Draw bold tex in bright colors". But some apps, e.g. ranger, in the terminal still use the bright ones. Maybe I should set the bright and normal ones the same.

mz496 commented 5 years ago

Unchecking "Draw bold text in bright colors" also worked for me. In fact, I came here because I did set bright and normal the same, which isn't a great workaround. It seems that Solarized Dark in vim uses those bright colors to create the extra shades of grey. For example, when I set bright and normal the same, comments and line numbers (which should be some light grey) showed up as green, presumably because vim is trying to use bright green to access a shade of grey.

stephenfeather commented 1 year ago

I've been beating my head about trying to figure out why my bright green, bright blue, and bright yellow were shades of grey. Thank you all for hammering this out YEARS ago as users. My color pallet looked just like @samkohn did back in 2015. Uncheck the 'bright bold', and it works. Again, thank you all.

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