Davidy22
commented
3 years ago Did some cursory research, figured out that $WINDOWID needs to be set for this to work. Both gnome-terminal and guake had this issue on my machine, and finding window id with xwininfo and running that through a hex-dec converter then setting it to $WINDOWID fixed the issue completely on gnome-terminal, rendered weirdly and in the wrong place with guake though. Can look further into this, although I did notice some other maintainers of other terminals talking about the implementation being a bit hacky, which inclines me to rather hope for w3m to adopt sixel rendering which we should inherit by default with VTE.
sci-42ver
iconoclasthero
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Describe the bug
Guake does not display images when w3m-img is installed
Expected behavior
Google Logo appears
Actual behavior
Text only
To Reproduce
Install w3m and w3m-img through your package manager, then run
w3m google.comin both Guake and another terminal (Konsole in this case)Please run
$ guake --support, and paste the results here. Don't put backticks (`) around it! The output already contains Markdown formatting. And make sure you run the command OUTSIDE the Guake.$ guake --support
Guake Version: 3.6.3 Vte Version: 0.60.3 Vte Runtime Version: 0.60.3 -------------------------------------------------- GTK+ Version: 3.24.20 GDK Backend: GdkX11.X11Display -------------------------------------------------- Desktop Session: plasma -------------------------------------------------- Display: :0 RGBA visual: True Composited: True * Monitor: 0 - DEL HDMI-0 * Geometry: 1920 x 1080 at 0, 0 * Size: 509 x 286 mm² * Primary: True * Refresh rate: 60.00 Hz * Subpixel layout: unknown