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If you're familiar with the iTerm2 application, you'll know that you can split views similar to vim, and the inactive views are "dimmed."

I usually work in vim with three vertical split views and it would be nice to dim the inactive ones by setting the background color to a darker tone, for example.

Is there a way to do this?

http://www.iterm2.com/images/screen-shots/split_panes_full.png

If you're familiar with the iTerm2 application, you'll know that you can split views similar to vim, and the inactive views are "dimmed."

I usually work in vim with three vertical split views and it would be nice to dim the inactive ones by setting the background color to a darker tone, for example.

Is there a way to do this?

http://www.iterm2.com/images/screen-shots/split_panes_full.png

If you're familiar with the iTerm2 application, you'll know that you can split views similar to vim, and the inactive views are "dimmed."

I usually work in vim with three vertical split views and it would be nice to dim the inactive ones by setting the background color to a darker tone, for example.

Is there a way to do this?

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If anyone knowsyou're familiar with the mac app iTerm2 he knows what I mean.

Youapplication, you'll know that you can have in iTerm2 split views like insimilar to vim, and you can makethe inactive split views more dark than the active oneare "dimmed."

I usually work in vim with 3three vertical split views and it would be nice to dim the inactive ones by setting the background color to a darker tone, for example... I don't care. Just make it visible.

Is there a way to do this?

http://www.iterm2.com/images/screen-shots/split_panes_full.png

If anyone knows the mac app iTerm2 he knows what I mean.

You can have in iTerm2 split views like in vim and you can make inactive split views more dark than the active one.

I usually work in vim with 3 vertical split views and it would be nice to dim the inactive ones by setting the background color to a darker tone for example... I don't care. Just make it visible.

Is there a way to do this?

http://www.iterm2.com/images/screen-shots/split_panes_full.png

If you're familiar with the iTerm2 application, you'll know that you can split views similar to vim, and the inactive views are "dimmed."

I usually work in vim with three vertical split views and it would be nice to dim the inactive ones by setting the background color to a darker tone, for example.

Is there a way to do this?

http://www.iterm2.com/images/screen-shots/split_panes_full.png
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If anyone knows the mac app iTerm2 he knows what I mean.

You can have in iTerm2 split views like in vim and you can make inactive split views more dark than the active one.

I usually work in vim with 3 vertical split views and it would be nice to dim the inactive ones by setting the background color to a darker tone for example... I don't care. Just make it visible.

Is there a way to do this?

http://www.iterm2.com/images/screen-shots/split_panes_full.png

http://www.iterm2.com/images/screen-shots/split_panes_full.png

If anyone knows the mac app iTerm2 he knows what I mean.

You can have in iTerm2 split views like in vim and you can make inactive split views more dark than the active one.

I usually work in vim with 3 vertical split views and it would be nice to dim the inactive ones by setting the background color to a darker tone for example... I don't care. Just make it visible.

Is there a way to do this?

http://www.iterm2.com/images/screen-shots/split_panes_full.png

If anyone knows the mac app iTerm2 he knows what I mean.

You can have in iTerm2 split views like in vim and you can make inactive split views more dark than the active one.

I usually work in vim with 3 vertical split views and it would be nice to dim the inactive ones by setting the background color to a darker tone for example... I don't care. Just make it visible.

Is there a way to do this?

http://www.iterm2.com/images/screen-shots/split_panes_full.png
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