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I haven't tested with a specific version of notcurses, but I've seen in the code that you set private mode 80 when you initialize sixel:
https://github.com/dankamongmen/notcurses/blob/3dbb3c149d2dafa…
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### Contour Terminal version
0.2.3
### Installer source
GitHub: release page
### Operating System
OS/X Monterey 12.0.1
### Architecture
x86-64
### Other Software
NeoVim 0.6.…
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Reproduce step:
1. Start a ssh session and run `screen`.
2. Exec some command with a lot of output like `ps`.
3. Scroll the page up and the output from then will disappear, there is only the line w…
skbeh updated
2 years ago
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In Windows, we don't have termios. We need a method to get the terminal's geometry, ideally both in pixels and cells, or else most routines won't work. Right now we've simply got these routines `#defi…
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>> you'll then see that Contour draws the image on a black background, annihilating the glyphs underneath, unlike other sixel implementations which interpret unspecified pixels as transparent =]. f…
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You mentioned sixel in TODO. However I didn't realize how sixel perform well in the terminal until I see this: https://github.com/hackerb9/lsix . It's a simple bash script, and it might provide some i…
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It looks like xterm leaves the cursor at the last line of the image, one past the last column, while Alacritty leaves it on the first column of the line after the image.
It sure would be nice if no…
db48x updated
3 years ago
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But Alacritty and Kitty work fine. Xterm (which is running in VT340 mode) just prints “Won't create denormalized plane (r=0, c=35)” instead of my image.
I took a recording using rr, and put a break…
db48x updated
3 years ago
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see the comments by @j4james and myself in https://github.com/dankamongmen/notcurses/commit/bbb778b7de2509266761b5faf9cc7cb514581856 for necessary background information. when DA1 advertises sixel sup…