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This is a tracking issue against saitoha#61.
This issue has a bit of a storied history already.
* @schauveau opens it in 2017;
* @alxpettit reproduces in 2019;
* @auppal opens #147 in February…
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I'm not sure how technically feasible this is, but terminals like iTerm2 are able to [render images](https://iterm2.com/documentation-images.html) using something like imgcat. Perhaps it could be poss…
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I'm pretty sure the framebuffer console backend isn't handling `SPRIXEL_MOVE` properly, as we have lingering aftereffects in both `intro` and `box`, the two demos which cause a `SPRIXEL_MOVE`. This ha…
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Hi there, i love this software. and i had a suggestion like feature request.
You can add Framebuffer Support?
like the "[links / links2](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Links_%28web_browser%29)" w…
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Maybe you'd like to add mintty to your supporting terminal list on the libsixel project page.
I've added a gnuplot screenshot to the mintty home page http://mintty.github.io/ and I'd like to mention s…
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I'm trying to learn how to use the C api. I've never worked with glib before and am having trouble figuring things out. I think some examples on top of the one in "Using Chafa in your Application" wou…
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This is the image:
I am using the mintty terminal on Windows. I am using bash, which comes with Gi…
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There are a few image formats supported by terminals: sixel, iTerm2 (imgcat), and most-recent one by Kitty (https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/graphics-protocol.html). Each of these works by sending a sp…
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Sorry, if you already stated it elsewhere and I overlooked it - I wonder how a VT340 deals with scroll margins in SIXEL phase.
My idea so far - imho the 300+ line only supported top/bottom restrict…
jerch updated
3 years ago
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I saw this issue:
https://github.com/trashhalo/imgcat/issues/3
And I wasn't sure if browsh utilized this trick yet.