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iTerm2 for MacOS has similar functionality baked in, but less demanding on the server side. Rather than using a ton of server-side image libraries to render th
by oxygen_crisis 2y ago
iTerm2 for MacOS has similar functionality baked in, but less demanding on the server side.
Rather than using a ton of server-side image libraries to render the picture into sixels on the server, it just sends a base64-encoded copy of the whole image to the client where it can determine the image type and render it into the terminal locally.
https://iterm2.com/documentation-images.html https://iterm2.com/documentation-images.html
- qiqitori 2y agokonsole implemented the same protocol; I use their unmodified imgcat script on Linux. It's of course much faster than converting using imagemagick, still added lsix to my bin directory for now. :)