GitHub - robertmeta/nofrils: An extremely minimalist colorscheme, even opting out of the second L in frills

This is an extremely minimalist vim colorscheme (almost no syntax highlighting).

To use:

To customize:

:let g:nofrils_strbackgrounds=1 to turn highlighted string backgrounds, for languages where strings are a major part of them
:let g:nofrils_heavycomments=1 to turn on high contrast comments rather than the default faded style, for projects where the comments are not deceit and lies
:let g:nofrils_heavylinenumbers=1 to turn on brighter line numbers, for people who use relative line numbers to hop around

Commands (once theme is loaded):

The only highlighted elements are spelling, errors, comments, vim features (diff, etc) and optionally string backgrounds

Click for non-fuzzified versions

nofrils-dark: :let g:nofrils_heavylinenumbers=1, :let g:nofrils_strbackgrounds=1 and :let g:nofrils_heavycomments=1

nofrils-acme: :let g:nofrils_heavylinenumbers=0, :let g:nofrils_strbackgrounds=0 and :let g:nofrils_heavycomments=0

nofrils-sepia: :let g:nofrils_heavylinenumbers=1, :let g:nofrils_strbackgrounds=0 and :let g:nofrils_heavycomments=1

nofrils-light: :let g:nofrils_heavylinenumbers=0, :let g:nofrils_strbackgrounds=0 and :let g:nofrils_heavycomments=1

nofrils-acme: :let g:nofrils_heavylinenumbers=0, :let g:nofrils_strbackgrounds=0 and :let g:nofrils_heavycomments=0

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Name		Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
Latest commit History 178 Commits
colors		colors
.gitignore		.gitignore
LICENSE		LICENSE
README.md		README.md
generate_colors.go		generate_colors.go
schemes.tmpl		schemes.tmpl

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