Also try 'mlterm', it has sixel graphics support enabled by default. While XTerm supports sixels, many distributions don't enable it by default. Then, if you h

Also try 'mlterm', it has sixel graphics support enabled by default. While XTerm supports sixels, many distributions don't enable it by default. Then, if you have 'libsixel-bin' installed you can run e.g. 'img2sixel hamster.jpg', and there you go, a photo is displayed in the terminal, inline with the text. And 'mlterm' lets you adjust the text line spacing, even negatively, so you don't have to edit the fonts to get it the way you want.