It took me some time to figure out why my vim config suddently broke.
When I open gvim, the colorscheme should be set to molokai but it reverts to
default. It turns out that if I revert the background to dark in
/etc/vim/gvimrc.
I could easily change this behavior if I used a ~/.gvimrc config file but I
prefer having a single config file with a if has('gui_running') statement, the
problem is that the config setting in /etc/vim/gvimrc overrides my ~/.vimrc
Is it really necessary to set a light background in gvim ? Pretty much
every colorscheme of vimrcs I've seen use a dark background, so why not
keep gvim the same as vim ?
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vim should have "set bg=dark" by default
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