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emacs: avoid weird package.el breakage with newish packages I've been toting around this package.el from 2009 or so, and something in the package format seems to have changed that broke me. Thanks to some related diagnostics by Lucas, I've grabbed the last package.el that worked with emacs 23 and stashed it here. This seems to work, modulo some things (notably js2-mode and smex) now seem to require emacs 24 if you install them using package.el, so this will end up being brittle on my last couple of emacs23 machines.
author Augie Fackler <raf@durin42.com>
date Thu, 29 May 2014 14:30:42 -0400
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" Vim color file
" Maintainer:	Stefano deFlorian - \Goth\ <stefano@junglebit.net>
" Last Change:	2003 Dec 9
" Light - Dark :-)
" optimized for TFT panels

set background=dark
hi clear
if exists("syntax_on")
  syntax reset
endif
"colorscheme default
let g:colors_name = "gothic"

" hardcoded colors :

" GUI
highlight Normal     guifg=#efefef	guibg=#000000
highlight Cursor     guifg=#000000	guibg=#efefef	gui=NONE
highlight Search     guifg=#ffff60	guibg=#0000ff	gui=NONE
highlight Visual     guifg=Grey25			gui=NONE
highlight Special    guifg=Orange
highlight Comment    guifg=#3030ff
highlight StatusLine guifg=blue		guibg=white
highlight Statement  guifg=#ffff60			gui=NONE
highlight PreProc    guifg=#a0e0a0
highlight Identifier guifg=#00ffff
highlight Constant   guifg=#a0a0a0
highlight Type       guifg=#a0a0ff			gui=NONE

" Console
highlight Normal     ctermfg=LightGrey	ctermbg=Black
highlight Cursor     ctermfg=Black	ctermbg=LightGrey	cterm=NONE
highlight Search     ctermfg=Yellow	ctermbg=Blue		cterm=NONE
highlight Visual						cterm=reverse
highlight Special    ctermfg=Brown
highlight Comment    ctermfg=Blue
highlight StatusLine ctermfg=blue	ctermbg=white
highlight Identifier ctermfg=Cyan
highlight Statement  ctermfg=Yellow				cterm=NONE
highlight Constant   ctermfg=Grey				cterm=NONE
highlight Type       ctermfg=LightBlue				cterm=NONE