Grim is a monochrome version of Dim, that uses the grayscale ANSI Colors (Back/0, Bright black/8, White/7, Bright white/15) for syntax “highlighting”. It uses bold type for PreProc, Statement and Title groups.
Outside of those changes, Grim falls back do Dim’s colors. This means search results and diffs are still highlighted, for example. Since Grim directly depends on Dim, I’d like to bundle them together.
I’ve been using Grim myself for a couple of weeks now. I’m not expecting Grim to be very popular, but still wanted to see if anyone would like to take it for a spin and show me what it looks like in their setup before I merge this.
Grim is a monochrome version of Dim, that uses the grayscale ANSI Colors (Back/0, Bright black/8, White/7, Bright white/15) for syntax “highlighting”. It uses bold type for
PreProc,StatementandTitlegroups.Outside of those changes, Grim falls back do Dim’s colors. This means search results and diffs are still highlighted, for example. Since Grim directly depends on Dim, I’d like to bundle them together.
I’ve been using Grim myself for a couple of weeks now. I’m not expecting Grim to be very popular, but still wanted to see if anyone would like to take it for a spin and show me what it looks like in their setup before I merge this.