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you probably can do images with vim, either rendered as colored ascii or with some third party software such as w3m (text based web browser that can render imag
by tsukurimashou 3y ago
you probably can do images with vim, either rendered as colored ascii or with some third party software such as w3m (text based web browser that can render images in the terminal)
- arp242 3y agoAt that point I'd rather just write a bunch of basic HTML files and use that – seems less effort than figuring all of that out.