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 # Muse
-A fine color scheme for terminal, as well for the vim inside.
+​	This is a fine color scheme for the terminal, as well for the vim inside. 
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+​	To use Muse, just open the file [**Muse.txt**](https://github.com/RogerDTZ/Muse/blob/master/Muse.txt) to copy the color settings out, and then paste them into your terminal's option file, suchas "**.minttyrc**" for **msys.**	
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+​	Following is an example when using **terminal** and **vim** for coding. I have tried to displayed as many elements in this image, such as syntax highlighted, vim's hilighted search, fold function, brackets match, annotation, and the cursor's color.
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+​	![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/RogerDTZ/Muse/master/Example.jpg)
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+​	I used a lot of time, trying to modify those colors, in order to reach a comfortable layout.
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+​	If you are using  **vim** in the terminal, please set the color scheme to **default**  in order to get the better experience (because i edited the terminal color in the default scheme mode). But of course you can try other scheme, perhaps they would have a better composit effect with Muse.
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+​	Till now i haven't try other language's syntax highlighted yet but C++, so I am not sure that Muse will perfectly adapted other language such as python and C.
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+​	**Finally, I hope you will enjoy coding when using Muse.**
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