The default colorscheme also uses these green & blue for insert and normal mode in the status bar. I wanted to preserve the green / blue to be consistent with the Neovim logo. Here are some of the design considerations I had for the logo (i drew up like 20 or so the other day, this was the only one that made it to be finally baked) I like the meanings though, and I think they are cool / fitting Because the icon is such a small canvas, it can be tough to fit in everything!Īctually I didn't realize the Japanese word until later when I googled it 😄 Originally in my mind Oni was an acronym (which is why I used to capitalize it as ONI) - and it stood for O pionated N eovim I DE. I think this is an important consideration - if someone opens Oni and expects nvim-qt, they may be disappointed (ideally, if Oni is done right, they'd be delighted by the changes - but that won't be every case). It sets an expectation that, even though Oni is built around Neovim, there may be some differences (for example, plugins authored in JavaScript). I think it's actually okay for the logo to be a bit more "abstract". It's really pretty but I don't think neovim when I see it,
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