There are two tangere colorschemes for terminal Vim:
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tangere-16-light, to be used with the tangere-terminal light palette.
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tangere-16-dark, to be used with the tangere-terminal dark palette.
Both colorschemes rely exclusively on ANSI colors 0-15 for syntax highlighting and user interface elements, along the lines of dim and noctu.
The following screenshot shows what the light and dark tangere themes look like.
Special care has been taken for giving a streamlined, elegant look to vimdiff.
The background colors chosen for added and deleted lines are consistent with those
recommended for other terminal applications.
Download one of the provided theme files and put it in your .vim/colors/
directory. Then, execute the colorscheme command with the chosen theme name
(tangere-16-light or tangere-16-dark) as an argument.