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Semi-related fun fact: if you have iimage-mode turned on in Emacs (it might be the default on recent versions?), you can just cat images in eshell and have them

by snazz 8y ago

Semi-related fun fact: if you have iimage-mode turned on in Emacs (it might be the default on recent versions?), you can just cat images in eshell and have them show up just like this app. Unfortunately it doesn't do sixel graphics in a terminal yet.

komali2 8y ago
Dude this is so off topic but I just gotta know what the madness that your hn "about" section is
- grimgrin 8y ago
  you not down with “unicode fonts”? http://antglove.com/erger/ http://antglove.com/erger/
- snazz 8y ago
  https://lingojam.com/WeirdTextGenerator https://lingojam.com/WeirdTextGenerator
_emacsomancer_ 8y ago
I needed to advise eshell/cat (as per https://emacs.stackexchange.com/questions/3432/display-images-in-eshell-with-iimage-mode https://emacs.stackexchange.com/questions/3432/display-image... ) before I could get this to work.