> 32 bits isn't really enough. One uses 24 bits for RGB, Yes, and as I mentioned you need to divide between FG and BG colors. All a little moot because it see

> 32 bits isn't really enough. One uses 24 bits for RGB, Yes, and as I mentioned you need to divide between FG and BG colors. All a little moot because it seems to me like the code uses 3 bits for color. > No-one doing this style of terminal emulator really does Unicode properly Indeed, both multi-char and multi-codepoint glyphs. I also think the whole "matrix of glyphs" thing breaks down pretty severely when you want BiDi support for instance. The article mentions someone working on UTF-8 support. I wonder what that looks like.