I've used gruvbox without setting termguicolors and I'm used to slightly dim colors in that mode. However, although my terminal background color was exactly the same (235, #282828), it was different from vim's background and there was a couple of lines at the edges of vim window.
Now I use vim with set termguicolors and backgrounds of terminal and vim perfectly match, but colors are too bright (and g:gruvbox_contrast_dark = 'soft' has no effect on foreground colors). Is there a way to keep dimmed colors and have termguicolors? Or maybe another approach to match terminal (btw I use Alacritty) and vim colors?
On screenshot below vim with termguicolors on the left and without on the right. Red circle shows mismatching colors of vim and terminal backgrounds.
I've used gruvbox without setting![vim](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/44296296/107847678-94c52180-6dfe-11eb-81c6-49815a6713ff.png)
termguicolors
and I'm used to slightly dim colors in that mode. However, although my terminal background color was exactly the same (235, #282828), it was different from vim's background and there was a couple of lines at the edges of vim window. Now I use vim withset termguicolors
and backgrounds of terminal and vim perfectly match, but colors are too bright (andg:gruvbox_contrast_dark = 'soft'
has no effect on foreground colors). Is there a way to keep dimmed colors and havetermguicolors
? Or maybe another approach to match terminal (btw I use Alacritty) and vim colors? On screenshot below vim withtermguicolors
on the left and without on the right. Red circle shows mismatching colors of vim and terminal backgrounds.