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- `nvim --version`: 0.4.4
- Operating system/version: fedora 32
- Terminal name/version: kitty 0.18.3
- `$TERM`: xterm-kitty
Kitty terminal created a [protocol for graphic support](https://sw.ko…
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Some terminals support image viewing like ITerm2 and Kitty. We could support viewing images in `slides`. If a terminal doesn't support images we could fallback to converting the image to ASCII and dis…
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I had an idea for creating 256-color Sixel images in a way that is backwards compatible with a 16-color terminal like the VT340, and potentially also a 4-color terminal like the VT330. And I think thi…
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It would be interesting to be able to display images directly in the chat, if a terminal supports this.
For example, kitty has developed a graphics protocol, that is supported by several apps and a…
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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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See #1388. We need the whole `kitty_null()` system to get equivalent behavior from sixel and kitty protocols, but we can do better with kitty, at least when the image has no transparency: we can put i…
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I don't know if this is of any use to you, but these are my notes on the _DEC Technical_ character set, and the mappings (or lack of mappings) to Unicode. You're welcome to use any bits that you think…
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I'm taking the guess here that the picture encoded in the files have the same ratio as the `.jpg` included in the directory (btw, does it pick those, if no pictures are included in the audio file them…
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As the title says, videos that are played – only really recently – via `io.mpv.Mpv` freeze all video & input on my installation of Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS (_Jammy Jellyfish_), requiring a hard reset to res…
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The image facility is cell-based, and can be used for far more than just "images". It can be a fallback for fonts (which could be handy if alt-text or similar is available), font size (e.g. VT100 dou…