jammy

Jammy is a fantastic color scheme for Vim, a text editor first introduced by Bram Moolenaar in 1991 for the Amiga computer. Vim is an extended variation of the vi editor, with extra features to assist in editing program source code. It is cross-platform and shares a software license that is compliant with the GNU General Public License. Vim's interface is command-based, with the GUI mode, gVim, having menus and toolbars for commonly used commands.

Although Vim's command-line mode may initially make it difficult and slow for users to learn, the built-in tutorial for beginners and Vim Users' Manual offers a wealth of information to help users get started with editing more efficiently. The Vim Users' Manual, which covers basic and advanced features, can be accessed from within Vim or found online, making it an excellent resource for beginners and advanced users alike. Additionally, Vim has a help facility (using the :help command) that allows users to query and navigate commands and features.

Overall, Vim remains a popular text editor due to its capability to edit program source code efficiently. Jammy adds to the user experience by introducing an outstanding color scheme, making it more enjoyable to use. The release for the current version includes only a small fix, but the existing features are stable and functional. Users require Vim to use Jammy; this color scheme is a great addition for Vim's enthusiasts.