vim-monochrome

commit e264bde93e825bef540af9b2c40aaa8111e2f841
parent 0ee7374307dc685f0d25919d43964efb61f68406
Author: Jake Bauer <jbauer@paritybit.ca>
Date:   Fri, 26 Aug 2022 21:22:48 -0400

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 ### Look & Feel
 
+Comments are rendered using italics.
+
 `vim-monochrome` works in GUI/true-color terminals, as well as 256-color terminals:
 
 ![Monochrome Vim color scheme](img/vim-monochrome.png)
@@ -11,8 +13,8 @@
 ### Installation
 
 Install as you would any other vim package. For example, using Vim's built-in
-plugin management you can place the vim-monochrome directory at
-`~/.vim/pack/bundle/start/vim-monochrome`.
+plugin management, put the `vim-monochrome` directory in the
+`~/.vim/pack/bundle/start/` directory.
 
 ### Configuration
 
@@ -28,13 +30,11 @@ or, for the light version:
 colorscheme monochrome-light
 ```
 
-Comments are rendered using italics.
-
 ### Troubleshooting
 
-If things don't look quite right on your system, it's encouraged to take a look
-inside at the colours being defined and tweak things as needed. These colour
-schemes largely use what is defined as colour 0, colour 15, and a few other
-common colours to make Vim feel cohesive with the rest of your terminal, but you
-may want to tweak them further to make things fit for your specific
-configuration.
+If things don't look quite right on your system, take a look inside at the
+colours being defined and tweak things as needed. These colour schemes largely
+use what is defined as colour 0, colour 15, and a few other common colours to
+make Vim feel cohesive with the rest of your terminal if you're running with
+`notermguicolors`, but you may want to tweak them further to make things fit for
+your specific configuration.