| > it feels more like a toy at the moment It's not! Gnuplot in the terminal open many new use cases, such as examining data on remote hosts with scripts without even bothering to scp the data first. Also, Notebooks in the terminal is wonderful! Check https://github.com/koppa/matplotlib-sixel As for kitty format, adding support in sixel-tmux is planned, but you are welcome to write a patch if you want it sooner! Imagine sixel-tmux as some middleware, because it is totally possible to intercept sixel sequences and rewrite them on the fly into something more palatable to kitty or iTerm. This way, even if gnuplot doesn't support kitty, you could still view the results. If it's done well enough, you may not even perceive the difference! That's the direction I want to follow, so that users can take any software and play with it on their terminal regardless of the underlying format. |