Fahrenheit colorscheme for Vim:

• Base16 theme for the standard 256-color palette of most terminals
• Terminal & GUI support
• Simple, clean code created with RNB
• Airline, Lightline & CtrlP support out-of-the-box

Screenshots

Taken on minTTY with Office Code Pro font:

Palette

Hex	Term
#ffffff	15
#ffffd7	230
#ffd7af	223
#d7af87	180
#af875f	137
#d7875f	173
#ffaf5f	215
#ffd787	222
#ffd75f	221
#d75f00	166
#870000	88
#875f5f	95
#5f87af	67
#a8a8a8	248
#262626	235
#000000	0

Installation

1. Install the bundle:

• Pathogen - git clone https://github.com/fcpg/vim-fahrenheit ~/.vim/bundle/vim-fahrenheit
• NeoBundle - NeoBundle 'fcpg/vim-fahrenheit'
• Vundle - Plugin 'fcpg/vim-fahrenheit'
• Plug - Plug 'fcpg/vim-fahrenheit'
• manual - copy all files into your ~/.vim directory

2. Append the following line to your .vimrc file:

colorscheme fahrenheit

FAQ

• How do I customize colors?
  • Either edit the 'colors/fahrenheit.vim' file (it's plain vim 'highlight' commands), if you don't mind merging when pulling/updating;
  • Or override with autocommands in you .vimrc:

augroup myBetterColors
  au!
  autocmd ColorScheme *  hi! Number ctermfg=103
augroup END

• Some weird chars show up in my status line!
  Check vim help for 'fillchars': :h 'fcs. The lightline theme use the 'stl' char in 'fillchars' if it is defined; unset it in your .vimrc to turn on the "solid" status line.

Resources

• Included in this repo ('misc' subdir):
  • Shell script for terminal settings (generic OSC commands)
  • .Xresources
  • .minttyrc
  • .dir_colors
• iTerm2 colorscheme

Other Themes

• Far Out
• Orbital

License

Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 Int.