I fire up Gnu screen and start editing a Ruby file with syntax coloring on and choose a vim colorscheme that uses boldface and a colored background (e.g. evening). Then I quit vim. The terminal doesn t return to the way it was before, but takes on some of the properties of the colorscheme I was using in Vim.
This doesn t happen if I m using vim outside of Gnu screen.
Has anyone experienced this too? What s the workaround?
I m using Ubuntu Jaunty and the GNOME Terminal.
Sounds like what happens when you set t_Co in your ~/.vimrc to a value that isn t correct.
If that is the case, what you should be doing instead is ensuring that $TERM is set properly in your environment so Vim automatically knows how many colors it can use. Manually setting t_Co in your ~/.vimrc is never the correct answer.
Inside screen, $TERM should be screen or screen-bce depending on your configuration. If you have the proper terminfo entries and screen was built to support it, you can also use screen-256color or screen-256color-bce.
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