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You could use a terminal graphics protocol to render real graphics. But there is already waypipe¹ to do that kind of remoting. Without using an actual terminal

• vidarh 1y ago
  > You could use a terminal graphics protocol to render real graphics. It already does that[1]. > But there is already waypipe¹ to do that kind of remoting. That requires Wayland on the client side, doesn't it? I don't expect this to be super-practical anyway, but it's fun to see how far you can push a terminal. [1] "If your terminal supports images (like kitty or iterm2) you can render windows at full resolution (performance may degrade)."