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terminal image rendering library
SHOW HN2016
19points
13comments
#1,233of 2,264 in 2016
Top 55%of 2016 by points
How HN took it
QuietFewer than 5 comments about the project
1 positive, 3 neutral or asking, 0 mixed, 0 critical, out of 4 comments about the project.
Idea: 1 for, 0 against
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What HN said
What people liked
Cool project, far beyond termcolor
From 1 comment
This is quite cool - far beyond termcolor, for instance.
jamiesonbecker on HN
Good job keeping an old project current
From 1 comment
great job keeping stuff like this current...it is sad to think how many promising projects might get lost due to inability of the original devs to maintain them. Sorry if i…
Hortinstein on HN
Requests
Support Python 3
From 2 comments
great job keeping stuff like this current...it is sad to think how many promising projects might get lost due to inability of the original devs to maintain them. Sorry if i…
Hortinstein on HNYou should in general just to support Python3... the more people that support it, the better for the ecosystem.
brianwawok on HN
Add true color support
From 1 comment
Are you planning to support true color? This gist has some information and also tracks adoption in other software packages: https://gist.github.com/XVilka/8346728
IsmaOlvey on HN
Questions
Does it support Python 2 and 3?
From 1 comment
great job keeping stuff like this current...it is sad to think how many promising projects might get lost due to inability of the original devs to maintain them. Sorry if i…
Hortinstein on HN
Alternatives named
catimg
From 1 comment
There's standalone utility catimg (https://github.com/posva/catimg) written in C. It supports animation and 2x "retina" resolution using unicode symbols. Here's blog post about…
batat on HN
hiptext
From 1 comment
No, looks fine for me (Retina display). For those that are interested, I've also released my approach to imagery in the terminal (Python): https://github.com/daleroberts/tv
daleroberts on HN