Closed githorse closed 1 year ago
It's probably a problem with your terminal emulator (or multiplexer). I recommend you use a terminal emulator that supports italics.
If you cannot use a different terminal emulator for some reason, Melange also has a way to disable font variants (this is a relic of the old implementation and might change in the future):
-- In Lua
vim.g.melange_enable_font_variants = 0
Yep, that's it. Switched from GNOME terminal to kitty and now all my colorschemes work fine. Thank you!
For those of you following along at home -- it turns out the issue was with tmux
, not GNOME terminal. Setting
set -g default-terminal "tmux-256color"
in my tmux.conf
resolved the issue. However, now I have a similar problem with quotes:
Again, across all colorschemes here, not specific to melange. If anyone knows what the special sauce for that one is, I'm all ears.
Why doesn't my colorscheme look anything like the screenshots?
It's melange -- but the comments are big maroon blocks and the strings are big purple blocks. I don't see any comments in your screenshots, but surely they don't do that ... at least the strings in your screenshots don't. I don't want my colorscheme to highlight anything in so visually startling a manner (except possibly errors, but probably not even that).
I suspect I might be seeing the same problem with other colorschemes too, not just melange. So I'm thinking the problem is on my side, but I have idea where to look. Any idea what setting I might be screwing up here?