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Jim
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I have installed the latest Kubuntu. I am trying to set a nice color scheme for my terminal, but it does not work.For example I tried wombat256. I copied the wombat256mod.vim under ~/.vim/colors as it is specified in the instructions and did: :colorscheme wombat256mod. There is no change in vim. By default TERM is set to xterm. Trying TERM=xterm256TERM=xterm-color256color vim does not work either.

I have also tried solarized and github theme, no change. I am using the default Kubuntu terminal. What am I missing here?

I have installed the latest Kubuntu. I am trying to set a nice color scheme for my terminal, but it does not work.For example I tried wombat256. I copied the wombat256mod.vim under ~/.vim/colors as it is specified in the instructions and did: :colorscheme wombat256mod. There is no change in vim. By default TERM is set to xterm. Trying TERM=xterm256-color vim does not work either.

I have also tried solarized and github theme, no change. I am using the default Kubuntu terminal. What am I missing here?

I have installed the latest Kubuntu. I am trying to set a nice color scheme for my terminal, but it does not work.For example I tried wombat256. I copied the wombat256mod.vim under ~/.vim/colors as it is specified in the instructions and did: :colorscheme wombat256mod. There is no change in vim. By default TERM is set to xterm. Trying TERM=xterm-256color vim does not work either.

I have also tried solarized and github theme, no change. I am using the default Kubuntu terminal. What am I missing here?

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I have installed the latest Kubuntu.
I I am trying to set a nice colorschemecolor scheme for my terminal, but it does not work.
 For example I tried wombat256. I copied the wombat256mod.vim under ~/.vim/colors~/.vim/colors as it is specified in the instructions and did: :colorscheme wombat256mod
There. There is no change in vim. By default TERM is set to xterm.
Trying Trying TERM=xterm256-color vim does not work either.
I

I have also tried solarized and github theme, no change.
I I am using the default Kubuntu terminal. What am I missing here?

I have installed the latest Kubuntu.
I am trying to set a nice colorscheme for my terminal, but it does not work.
 For example I tried wombat256. I copied the wombat256mod.vim under ~/.vim/colors as it is specified in the instructions and did: :colorscheme wombat256mod
There is no change in vim. By default TERM is set to xterm.
Trying TERM=xterm256-color vim does not work either.
I have also tried solarized and github theme, no change.
I am using the default Kubuntu terminal. What am I missing here?

I have installed the latest Kubuntu. I am trying to set a nice color scheme for my terminal, but it does not work.For example I tried wombat256. I copied the wombat256mod.vim under ~/.vim/colors as it is specified in the instructions and did: :colorscheme wombat256mod. There is no change in vim. By default TERM is set to xterm. Trying TERM=xterm256-color vim does not work either.

I have also tried solarized and github theme, no change. I am using the default Kubuntu terminal. What am I missing here?

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Can not install any color scheme in Vim in Kubuntu

I have installed the latest Kubuntu.
I am trying to set a nice colorscheme for my terminal, but it does not work.
For example I tried wombat256. I copied the wombat256mod.vim under ~/.vim/colors as it is specified in the instructions and did: :colorscheme wombat256mod
There is no change in vim. By default TERM is set to xterm.
Trying TERM=xterm256-color vim does not work either.
I have also tried solarized and github theme, no change.
I am using the default Kubuntu terminal. What am I missing here?