On 2020-09-24, Maxim Abalenkov <maxim.abalenkov@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Thank you very much for your thorough explanations! Now we are very
> close to the solution. My end goal is the opposite. I would like to
> _disable_ iTerm2 colours, when I use Vim. I would like to use _pure_
> Vim colour scheme, without the interference or overlap with the iTerm2
> colour profile. I think I will need to replace the "set termguicolors"
> with the "unset termguicolors" in your snippet to reach my goal. Thank
> you and have a good day ahead!
Every 0/1 option in Vim can be "unset" by prepending "no", e.g.:
:set notermguicolors
With termguicolors disabled, however, you will *not* disable your
terminal colors; rather, the opposite.
I am guessing, because you didn't tell us which color scheme you are
using: your color scheme might be based on ANSI colors (in the range
0-15, or names as in `:help cterm-colors`), in which case the colors you
see necessarily depend on your terminal's settings.
Life.
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