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Desert colorscheme appearance change #195

Closed EmptiedSoul closed 2 years ago

EmptiedSoul commented 2 years ago

EndOfBuffer is not more color-distinguished from text.

Before (not accurate): Screenshot_20220711_192030 Now: Screenshot_20220711_192046

EmptiedSoul commented 2 years ago

I do not like this behavior but as @habamax said:

"New Desert has a different NonText which some thinks is better than original"

so I propose the following solution:

  1. Keep desert scheme as it is and create new colorscheme resembling old desert. or
  2. Restore old desert and create new scheme for the current one.
romainl commented 2 years ago

I think we are going to go with solution 0: change NonText in the remake to match that of the original.

romainl commented 2 years ago

Ho crap, it looks like I forgot how to git.

Anyway, @EmptiedSoul whatdo you think of the following?

GUI:

Capture d’écran 2022-07-11 à 21 10 50

256c:

Capture d’écran 2022-07-11 à 21 09 26

16c:

Capture d’écran 2022-07-11 à 21 10 10
EmptiedSoul commented 2 years ago

@romainl looks good

romainl commented 2 years ago

@EmptiedSoul OK, now we are going to turn this into a PR on vim/vim.

Typically, updates to the runtime files are done in bulk and infrequently by Bram so you might have to wait for a while to have the new version of desert actually released.

In the mean time, you can either live with the modified file you attempted to submit earlier or add the following to your vimrc before colorscheme desert:

augroup DesertOverride
    autocmd!
    autocmd ColorScheme desert hi NonText guibg=#4d4d4d
augroup END