Subj : Re: Linux syncterm 1.1. Sixel images
To   : Captain Morgan
From : Captain Morgan
Date : Sat Dec 09 2023 04:51:21

I didn't know that native linux xterm supports sixel image display.

xterm -ti 340 -fa "Monospace" -fs 14 (its the -ti 340 switch that actually initiates .sixel image rendering), and within that cat a .sixel image file and the image is visible. You can use a online image converter to convert a png, jpeg or whatever to a .sixel image.

.... Everyone smiles in the same language.

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