README update

README.md

@@ -31,21 +31,6 @@ If these are unavailable on the target system, you might have to place a
 terminfo file in `~/.terminfo/`  -or- you can be totally gross and force it
 with `:set &t_Co=256` in vim. But don't be gross. It's uncouth.
 
-## Color Choices
-
-As a historical note, some small effort was taken to be similar to the
-default vim syntax highlighting where it makes sense. That is, "def" is
-magenta in the default, so vim-detailed makes it a shade of purple (and uses
-different shades for all the other magenta things from the default
-colorscheme). A person could modify this idea and do better:
-
-- Greens - The 256 color palette itself is heavy on green variants. If you
-  used more greens, you'd be able to group similar-but-different pieces
-  together more closely.
-- Coolness - If you adjusted the color choices for æsthetic value rather than
-  utilitarian, you could get a more stylish theme without sacrificing much
-  detail.
-
 ## Download
 
  If using Pathogen,
@@ -72,11 +57,9 @@ Or, from within vim:
     :colo detailed
 
 
-## Issues
-
 # rking/vim-detailed open issues
+  7: Warn if t_Co != 256
   6: Pygments Companion
-  5: GUI Colors
   4: Languages other than Ruby
   3: Distinguish Foo and Bar of "class Foo < Bar"
   2: ` " ' distinction

Rakefile

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-task :default => [ :readme, :clip ]
+task :default => [ :readme ]
 
 task :readme do
   sh 'erb < README.md.erb > README.md'