October 5, 2007 at 3:02PM I’m finally happy with my terminal colours
It’s been seven years since I’ve had a set of terminal colours that I’ve liked, but I think I’ve finally worked out the colour scheme I used to have back then. Here’s what I’m using now:
Text: #A4CC28 (Lime)
Background: #283328 (Sea green)
Black 1: #000000
Black 2: #555555
Red 1: #AA0000 (Slightly desaturated crimson)
Red 2: #FF5555 (Erm, pink...)
Green 1: #008000
Green 2: #62C462
Yellow 1: #BF6000 (Orange brown)
Yellow 2: #FFBF00 (Orange yellow)
Blue 1: #005FBF (Dark sky blue)
Blue 2: #9BAEC2 (Light sky blue, with a dash of grey)
Magenta 1: #AA00AA
Magenta 2: #FF55FF
Cyan 1: #008080
Cyan 2: #66CCCC
White 1: #808080
White 2: #FFFFFF
Here’s what it looks like. The screen shot is of Vim with the koehler colour scheme running in a terminal displaying some of the templating code in AFK:
![[What my term looks like]](http://talideon.com/images/blog/afk-term-cs.png)
Update: Aha! Here’s what I was trying to get close to! Here’s a Vim colour scheme that might be useful.
Update (Mar 18th): Urgh! Pasted the wrong value in for Green 1! Fixed.
1 On October 6, 2007 at 7:34, Revence wrote:
Woah. Nice colours.
2 On October 9, 2007 at 10:02, Liam the Lemming wrote:
Wow. That’s a gorgeous colour scheme. I’ve just finished changing my Eclipse environment to match. (Don’t worry - I’m not using it for Java, I’m only using PHP, HTML, CSS and JavaScript. ;) )
I had to convert everything into RGB triplets, but it was worth the hassle. =)
I think I prefer it to the one you linked to. Everything just stands out better.