Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (4570 mails)

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On 星期六 26 十一月 2005 20:05,Allen wrote:
> Mandrake has had a colored custom theme as long as I can remember. For
> Emacs, read the manual it comes with as you can configure the looks there
> by hand. But here is something to help you get started:
>
> emacs -bg green -fg orange
>
> That may be off a bit because I don't use it much, but that should work, if
> not, try -- bg and so on.
That doesnt work . It only changes the color where letters exist. I have tried 
to change the face options followed the emacs manual , but it is the same, I 
think maybe it has something with the GTK settings(as Gvim and emacs-X11 use 
GTK modules). I am not sure ..
>
> Gvim:
>
> Edit > Color scheme
>
> done
This works. But when I write “color evening“ (evening is one of the 
schemes,take it as a example) to the .vimrc file ,then restart gvim ,the 
color is not what it should be(evening for example), so strange. Only setting 
it after started does it work well.