If you use the actual Vim, try removing the :set termguicolors you added to your Vim runcom, which would degrade the colorscheme to the 256 xterm colors, if it was written with them in mind.Īs a dirty hack (and with good-looking results only if your colorscheme was written with 16 colors in mind), you could try to advertise your terminal emulator as a non-256-color-one, e.g. That shouldn't affect Vim's colors in the terminal emulator unless you use a truecolor-capable terminal emulator, a recent enough Vim, and :set termguicolors. Yes: Limit your Vim colorscheme to :h cterm-colors.Ĭurrently I have highlight Normal guibg=none guifg=none to make vim background color the same as the terminal's. Can vim be configured to follow all terminal colors?
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