> I've seen the same thing happen with Vim and urxvt on my system. While I
> never quite figured out what caused it, one way to work around it is to
> just disable bold text in urxvt across the board. You can do that by
> setting the terminal's bold font to the same thing as its normal font.
> There's an X resource to control that; I think it's something like
> `URxvt*boldFont`.
>
I would not have thought of this. It's a good hack for me, since no
other programs that I use using bold output come to mind...
But it's a dirty hack after all.
> Would be nice if someone could shed light on why Vim looks different if
> you're root though. I too use the same .vimrc for root and my normal
> user account (actually, /root/.vimrc is just symlinked to the one in my
> normal $HOME).
>
If someone cares, I could post dumps of the two environments, since I
believe it to be some missetting there...
I started and tried to compare them by myself several times, but gave
up after some minutes, completely lost...
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