256-jungle FOR LINUX

256-jungle is a dark-orange colorscheme for 256 color terminals (like xterm). Developed by Piotr Husiatynski, this colorscheme brings a vibrant and unique aesthetic to your terminal.

Key Features:

• Compatible with 256 color terminals


• Enhances the visual experience of your terminal


• Free and open source


• Designed for Vim text editor

Technical Specifications:

• File Type: .vim


• Operating System: Linux


• Category: Text Editing & Processing


• Version: 2


• License: GNU General Public License

Description:

Vim is a powerful text editor developed by Bram Moolenaar, initially released for the Amiga computer in 1991. It is an extended version of the vi editor with additional features aimed at enhancing the editing experience, particularly for program source code. Vim, short for Vi IMproved, is popular among Unix-like operating systems.

Released under a free and open-source license, Vim is accompanied by a built-in tutorial to help beginners grasp its functionality. Users can also refer to the Vim Users' Manual for detailed information on both basic and advanced features.

Vim's interface relies on commands within a text user interface, with a GUI mode (gVim) providing menus and toolbars for ease of access. The program also offers a helpful built-in help facility to navigate through its various commands and features seamlessly.

Enhance your Vim editing experience with 256-jungle, a colorscheme that adds a striking dark-orange theme to your 256 color terminals. Download now for FREE and give your terminal a fresh look!