Post #1909730

Being #blind, and in any case working mostly from an #ALpineLinux terminal screen, I mostly use #vim . I might have chosen neovim but I kept hitting the strange small incompatibilities. One of them is if neovim detects a 256 color term, it uses it by default,. The problem is there is no option to disable and force #ansi color use. I had spent years tuning an ansi color them that actually works for my eyes so I can vaguely see differences and have some idea what I am typing. The Alpine vim packages are a bit borked, though, because they don't support a proper #sql syntax module, but some shim for oracle that is incomplete. So I cannot use it to highlight sql in C++ strings like I can with Debian. Tooling for blind use can at times be as frustrating as being blind.