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stf92 11-10-2010 05:51 PM

Vim: writing the screen only in low intensity.
 
Hi:

My video card writes the CRT in one of two "modes". High intensity ("bright chars") and low intensity ("dim chars"). How do I set vim in order for him to use only low intensity?

AlucardZero 11-10-2010 06:56 PM

is this like.. bold vs non-bold?

stf92 11-10-2010 08:20 PM

Something like that. But, my fault, because I did not say I was speaking about the physical console (I do not know the name; while on the GUI, press Cntl-Alt-F1; then, you'll be in what I'll call "the physical console") this has to do exclusively with the hardware. I mean, the video controller makes the CRT electron beam to increase its intensity. As a result, characters sent the CRT are seen brighter.

Perhaps the word CRT is introducing confusion here. Shall I say computer monitor? Or perhaps that part of the console which is not the keyboard.

Another way of making myself a little clearer is, may be, this: press Cntl-Alt-Fn, 1 <= n <= 6 (X may have been started from some of these, so you won't be able to use it), login if necessary, type 'vim reina_isabel_la_catolica'. OK. If your settings for vim are the same as in my case, then pressing the 'I' key and afterwords typing some text, you'll see what I meant in post #1.


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