vim - what's the best vim color scheme for presentation on a projector with low display quality

Question

We need to do code review from time to time in meeting rooms where the owner needs to show his changes (by vim on a terminal mostly) on the screen via projector (with very low resolution like 1024x768), the problem is, there's no good color-scheme for vim to make the code changes look pretty.

The issue is, we lose the good part like syntax highlighting with various file type plugins because most of them are based on dark background colours. For dark themes, many decorations on syntax elements just become invisible.

Anyone can suggest a good scheme to fit well in this situation?

Answer 1

ソラリゼーションカラースキームが好きです。おそらくプロジェクターでの使用には最適ではありませんが、試してみる必要があります。spf13ディストリビューションで見つけました。

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Answer 2

For a projector, it's most important that the font is readable, i.e. it should not be too thin. The default font on Windows GVIM (Fixedsys) does the job quite well. You may want to temporarily increase the font size for better readability (:set guifont=...; there are even plugins that allow quick dynamic font scaling via key mappings).

Also, dark letters on a white background usually is best. Any high-contrast colorscheme should work (even the default one, though it certainly isn't pretty). In the end, I think, it comes down to the quality of the projector and the room setup (shades drawn, good projection area).