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suggestion #1537
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my whole idea here is my terminal emulator and window manager don't have to be different things just have them be different UI's you can switch between of course I know turning this into a full fledge window manager is out of scope but adding support for this so people can easily convert this into one doesn't seem like anything to ridiculous |
though pls don't use there UI it's ugly I still want my stuff to look terminally but I also want pictures and videos in my terminal |
I don't think this is within the scope of Alacritty, or a terminal emulator in general. There are options for rendering raw image data to the terminal, the primary one which is already standardized and supported by XTerm would be libsixel (see #910). Other terminal emulators like Kitty (and I believe Terminator?) have their own escape sequences which are supported by tools written just for these terminal emulators. If you want to support having non-terminal content inside a terminal emulator, using an escape sequence like libsixel is the way to go. Just embedding arbitrary content doesn't really fall in line with the way terminal emulators work. So I recommend subscribing to the libsixel issue, that's probably the most likely path to get what you're looking for working right now. |
Notty is a good choice, but it is currently stagnant. |
then how about extraterm then? or implementing it in rust when it stabilizes also @chrisduerr you're right that idea I had does not follow the Unix way but what I think is more reasonable is a shell that displays HTML and the like using the show command from extraterm |
This isn't going to happen. We are interested in extending functionality with |
it would be cool to have GPU accelerated rendering of web apps that run in your terminal
https://github.com/unconed/TermKit#readme
though it might be a better idea to have an optional dependency that adds support for these web technologies
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