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color8 = background color #2
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My personal fix is to use base01 instead of base03. According to the info, this should be the color for secondary content. Of course, color8 shares then the same color as color10. I don't know if this leads to issues with some applications. |
I just wanted to mention that I just tried DanielOertwig's personal fix of using base01 on color8, but it screws up Vim's background very badly in my case. Maybe my solarized config for Vim is old? Anyone else care to try his personal fix? I've been bothered by this htop issue for months now. Are there any other remedies? |
Are you using light or dark mode? I am using light mode and vim works fine. Could you take a screenshot and determine which color vim is using as the background color? |
Ugh, that is "screwed up". I am just guessing here, but how about using base1 ( not base 0 1) ? |
Well the good news is, there's a patch. An ArchLinux AUR package has the goods. The PKGBUILD file there shows you how to compile it yourself if so inclined. I asked the patch author about submitting it upstream in the patch's gist on GitHub. (I've tried out that package myself--it works.) |
The problem is not in htop, the problem is in solarized theme. The same problem repeats for many programs, e.g. gulp colored messages have invisible text because of the bug. Following your logic, a lot of software must be patched in order to work with solarized well. This is just total crap. If you peek yourself with a finger and feel pain everywhere, it doesn't mean all your body aches, it just means your finger is broken. |
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Just for future reference if anyone is facing the problem about the vim background being gray when using the Obviously that does not fix the original problem but it makes the workaround more workaround-able. |
For those using this theme via PuTTy, and not seeing the line numbers in Gulp eslint; you can change ANSI Black Bold to 42,161,142 and it will make it the green/bluish color. Does not seem to break other apps like VIM. |
Hello!
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First of, great work on the color scheme, i really like it.
Only problem in the terminal, i don't think that background and color8 should both have the same value, because some programs use color8 to display text on the background and so it's invisible with the solarized color theme. So should color8 be changed? And if so to what color?
The attached image shows an example, htop with missing information highlighted with red circles.
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