
Vim is a excellent improved version of the good old UNIX style editor Vi for Mac. For example git on macOS uses Vim by default to prompt for writing a commit message. A command line version of Vim for macOS is builtin into the OS distribution. Extracts and move the downloaded.vim file to this folder /.vim/colors/. App name: Vim App description: Text editor App website: The good: Old style UNIX editor The bad: Difficult to use Updated: October, 9 2017. Install a new Vim Color Scheme 2.1 Download a new Vim color scheme distinguished. If you don't have syntax highlighting in any Vim, first make sure something like this is in your.vimrc: filetype plugin indent on syntax on.

Vim is not a word processor, but it can display text with various forms of highlighting and formatting.
#Install vim mac os for mac#
Vim for Mac is not just for programmers though it can be configured to work in a very simple manner called Easy Vim or eVim.

Anyway, here is how Vim was displaying Ruby code prior to me using Solarized. Somewhere along the way, I stumbled upon Solarized, which looks really nice. Today, I finally got sufficiently irritated about the color Vim uses to display comments in Ruby (on a Mac OS X system), so much so that I decided to look for an alternate colorscheme.
