Curious how far you can push ANSI rendering? I’m testing image scaling, dither modes, and even animation support.
Would you find it useful if the viewer supported image sequences (like GIF frames or simple flipbooks)?
Technically, PIT doesn’t use ASCII art or pixel blocks — it maps RGB colors directly to 256-color ANSI escape sequences.
It’s all written in C with no external libraries. I’d be curious if anyone tried something similar?
Curious how far you can push ANSI rendering? I’m testing image scaling, dither modes, and even animation support. Would you find it useful if the viewer supported image sequences (like GIF frames or simple flipbooks)?
Technically, PIT doesn’t use ASCII art or pixel blocks — it maps RGB colors directly to 256-color ANSI escape sequences. It’s all written in C with no external libraries. I’d be curious if anyone tried something similar?
terminal-based image viewing something you’ve ever wanted? Do you use Termux or remote Linux sessions where a GUI isn't available?