Closed ccaneke closed 6 years ago
No. If you want to view animated images you need a proper terminal image viewer program. icat is never going to do that. It is on my TODO list to someday port my iv image viewer to the terminal, but dont hold your breath.
What is a proper terminal image viewer that can view a gif?
I dont know of one, but if all you want to do is display a single animated image at a time, it should not require more than a few hundred lines of code to write one.
What is your iv image viewer?
Thanks!
Terminology terminal emulator is able to display gifs inside the terminal. Wouldn't it be easy to "copy" what they do to bring that functionality to icat? I mean, it's all FOSS, right?
Copy away, I look forward to the PR.
I'm a noob tho. I can't really do that. Maybe, someday... Also, integrating Terminology functions would bring in the EFL as an optional dependency for gif display, which might "bloat" up Kitty. Maybe I'll (or someone else) make an EFL-based icat alternative so it won't feel like bloat.
Well, to be honest its actually on my TODO list, see #3111 for discussion.
kitty icat displays an image in the terminal but if the image is a gif, then it does not animate it. Are there plans to have kitty show non-static images the same way they appear in the browser?