That's a protocol that's a good forty years old, and even that is not supported. And I can see why, why on earth would you want to be adding support for that in 2021? What a ridiculous state of affairs.
34 years old, actually. I guess we can go ahead and deprecate the x86 instruction set, tcp/ip, ASCII, C, tar, and many other tools and standards that are old.
> and even that is not supported.
xterm supports vt430 emulation. I use this semi regularly. I believe mintty also supports sixels, plus a handful of others. The libsixel website has a full list.
> And I can see why, why on earth would you want to be adding support for that in 2021?
34 years old, actually. I guess we can go ahead and deprecate the x86 instruction set, tcp/ip, ASCII, C, tar, and many other tools and standards that are old.
> and even that is not supported.
xterm supports vt430 emulation. I use this semi regularly. I believe mintty also supports sixels, plus a handful of others. The libsixel website has a full list.
> And I can see why, why on earth would you want to be adding support for that in 2021?
You might want to read your own post ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28856005 ).
What’s your great idea as opposed to sixels?