Pretty happy with my terminal setup again. Took me a while, because I recently switched both my terminal and prompt, but it's coming along nicely 

OS: Asahi Linux (Unstable Debian Bananas) SSHed into a Debian Trixie machine
Terminal: Konsole
Theme: Spacechalk
Font: mononokai (with nerd fonts)
Shell: fish
ls replacement: lsd
Images: sixel

(The terminal background is transparent and so the image you see is just my desktop background, which is a photo I took of some graffiti in Amsterdam. Edit: added a second image so you can see what it looks like full screen when my desktop background changes to different photos I've taken - this time it's some flowers)

#linux #konsole #fishshell #fastfetch #debian #sixel #nerdfont

#termux doesn't support #sixel graphics, there is a several year old pull request with several week old activity but I don't want to replace my fdroid's termux in case something goes wrong, still less compile it myself...

meanwhile termux x11 works but is much less convenient than the terminal.

hoping it gets merged, released, packaged by fdroid sooner than another several years...

наконец-то нормальные картинки в нормальном терминале, как же хорошо когда есть #guix

=>
https://git.phreedom.club/taxuswc/tyaguch/src/branch/master/tgch/terminals.scm#L78

#alacritty #sixel
tyaguch

сборная солянка пакетов для гикса

Phreedom Git
Just uploaded a new version of the #rstats #terminalgraphics package to #CRAN. #terminalgraphics allows for plots or other graphical output directly in the terminal (for terminals supporting either #Sixel or Kitty's #TerminalGraphicsProtocol).

Just realized I was running a fairly old version of the [chawan] terminal browser, 0.1. Now yoinked the latest stuff from the git repo (0.4-dev), and it seems to fix a few things, based on a cursory glance.

Super neat project! Terminal web browser with image (#sixel) and #CSS support!

(Written in #Nim! cc: @sotolf)

Things got a little screwy, but I added parsing for the historic #sixel notation.

https://lispy-gopher-show.itch.io/dl-roc-lisp/devlog/1475104/super-simple-lispised-dec-sixel-macro-for-common-lisp-inferface-manager

"P #0;2;3;4#3;2;3;4
#0abcde$
#0abcde-
#3abcde$
\\"
CL-USER> (with-input-from-string (in *) (read in))
(BASICALLY-SIXELS (#1=(1/50 3/100 1/25) #2=(1/50 3/100 1/25)) (#1# A B C D E $)
(#1# A B C D E -) (#2# A B C D E $))

That output e.g. renders sixels in a #mcclim application pane & also makes it clear why that macro looks how it does. #commonLisp #programming #unironic #retrocomputing

#lispyGopherClimate #lambdaMOO #AprilFools #McCLIM #SIXEL #DEC #climate

https://toobnix.org/w/rCh5hUjPxVcXEBcnnVy37A

#lispyGopherClimate #lambdaMOO #AprilFools #McCLIM #SIXEL #DEC #climate

PeerTube
I’m tinkering with #geminiprotocol. I’ve installed #Amfora so I can use sites that require identity certs. The whole trust first on use (tofu) is batshit (says the idiot who always blindly trusts ssh host verification), but it’s kinda neat. #lagrange definitely has the whole ergonomics of identity certs lock down not a whiff of openssl command line magicks. Would’ve preferred to stick with bombadillo (it’s suports #GopherProtocol and #fingerprotocol), but can’t do certs). I would love to see a tui that can renders images using #sixel
I just discovered that you can drag n drop images rendered in #iTerm2 using #sixel. If you drag the image out of the terminal you get a file. If you then cat the file ... well, I was expecting an image, because sixel, but apparently not. How odd.

I made a little extension to my Python-based LaTeX math renderer so it can be used to draw equations and Sympy expressions directly in the terminal as sixel graphics. Install with `pip install sixelmath` and give it a try! (in a sixel-supported terminal, of course).

Source: https://github.com/cdelker/sixelmath

#sixel #python #sympy #TeXLaTeX #terminal #equations #ziamath #konsole