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Also you can have interesting rendering possibilities like in-line display of images, charts, tables. Longer-term: new generation of command-line tools with different ux paradigms for interactive use? Like, Funny that people "get" jupityr notebooks but not this.
Also you can have interesting rendering possibilities like in-line display of images, charts, tables. Like iTerm2? ;) https://iterm2.com/documentation-images.html https://github.com/lunaryorn/mdcat There are probably Linux terminals that can do the same. Funny that people "get" jupityr notebooks but not this. I think one reason is that Jupyter does not sell itself as a UNIX terminal, so people feel less strongly abou…
pandoc hello.md | domterm hcat
This does a much better job than mdcat, because it can use variable width fonts, bigger fonts for headings, and can handle raw html.