Open garret opened 3 years ago
You should change your terminal theme to solarized. And also, don't set the solarized_termcolors to 256, it's a fallback color, not the original solarized colors
You should change your terminal theme to solarized. And also, don't set the solarized_termcolors to 256, it's a fallback color, not the original solarized colors
In my original post I explain that I want solarized in vim but another color scheme for my terminal (alacritty).
I encountered the same issue. Just setting Kitty to use solarized fixes the colors
I would like to have the solarized color scheme only in neovim when using the terminal on Linux. I use Alacritty as main terminal but I have the exact same issue with Kitty for instance. In particular, I am using the default settings of Alacritty and neovim (in this last case I just added some plugins).
Before installing the solarized color scheme, this is how my vim appears:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/27555/93988814-7431f780-fd89-11ea-9d1c-58e5bb12348f.png)
I copied the![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/27555/93988651-45b41c80-fd89-11ea-84d6-a9e4329cd99e.png)
solarized.vim
file into$HOME/.config/nvim/colors/
and this is the result:I also added the![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/27555/93988996-a93e4a00-fd89-11ea-9918-cd19193b3828.png)
let g:solarized_termcolors=256
line but still doesn't really help:Do you know if there is a way to solve the issue?