Closed yakiang closed 11 years ago
Hi, this is weird. I installed vim configs from one of your repos and tried it.
Which version of vim and OS do you use?
It's really kind of you to try it yourself as my configs. I used to be using Linux Mint 14 + vim 7.3 and am now using Pear OS 7 + vim 7.4 , both 64-bit OS. And to be more rigorous I tried it again on a live environment of Fedora and Kali Linux (both vim 7.3) just now, but unluckily neither of them works fine... And later I found out that my gnome-terminal supports 256 colors well (since I use terminal-vim everytime), so I've really no idea where goes wrong...
Hi,
I loaded fedora 19 live cd and installed vim, git and your configs there, then added plugin into your .vim/bundles file.
Maybe you have something in your dotfiles that prevents terminal from using 256 color mode. At least that's the only reason that I can think of.
omg.. I deleted the directory of vim-coloresque under .vim/bundle/ and added 'gorodinskiy/vim-coloresque' to the Bundles file, ran BundleInstall and it worked..! I just cloned your repo into .vim/bundle before and did not use vundle ... It's really my fault ... So happy it's working well now. Thank you !!!
glad I could help
I cloned it into .vim/bundle/ and opened up a .css file , and there was nothing expected... I wondered why mine can't always work, you know, I've ever tried different css-color plugins, including vim-css-color mentioned in you README, but never succeeded. I would appreciated it if you figure out anything I missed, no matter how important or how stupid it is ... Thank you.