The dark backgrounds look great, but too many programs I use force a
white background, such as the web pages, thunderbird, and so on.
Switching between dark background and light background is quite jarring.
It may be better to find and use decent light background setups for
xterm/vim and ensure the monitor brightness is set appropriately low.
!xterm*foreground: gray90
!xterm*background: black
! Return to the xterm default
-!xterm*foreground: black
-!xterm*background: white
-
-!! jwr dark
-xterm*background: #080808
-xterm*foreground: #999999
-
-!black
-*color0:#242424
-*color8:#474747
-!red
-*color1:#8A2F58
-*color9:#CF4F88
-!green
-*color2:#287373
-*color10:#53A6A6
-!yellow
-*color3:#914E89
-*color11:#BF85CC
-!blue
-*color4:#395573
-*color12:#4779B3
-!magenta
-*color5:#5E468C
-*color13:#7F62B3
-!cyan
-*color6:#2B7694
-*color14:#47959E
-!white
-*color7:#899CA1
-*color15:#C0C0C0
+xterm*foreground: black
+xterm*background: white
! Updated colors to work better on a white background
-!*VT100*color3: peru
-!*VT100*color7: gray70
-!*VT100*color8: gray40
-!*VT100*color11: orange
+*VT100*color3: peru
+*VT100*color7: gray70
+*VT100*color8: gray40
+*VT100*color11: orange
! XTerm customizations
xterm*utf8: 1
endif
" jellybeans is a nice dark scheme same for vim/xterm and gvim
-colors jellybeans
+colors nuvola
" Local listchars def if utf-8 terminal. Otherwise sensible defaults are OK.
if &termencoding ==# 'utf-8' || &encoding ==# 'utf-8'