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Blinking Commits
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#12After the emoji, the blinking... Will git commits become like the 2000s web? :p
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#13iTerm2 supports images in the terminal. May as well take this as far as it will go.
https://iterm2.com/images.html
Edit: even animated gifs
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#14ok now i need a spam filter for git log - everything is flashing like "look at my nice changes here!" :)
THIS COMMIT IS REALLY IMPORTANT!!11
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#15So, 1990's Geocities commits are now a thing again? ^[[5m#UNDER CONSTRUCTION^[[0m
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#16We just need a marquee now.
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#17I wonder if GitHub do/will support this and parse it to HTML
Its not supported currently at least. I get
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#19I wonder if GitHub do/will support this and parse it to HTML
If they did they'd have to wrap it a tag. Anything else would just be sacrilege
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#20iTerm2 supports images in the terminal. May as well take this as far as it will go. https://iterm2.com/images.html Edit: even animated gifs
Ranger utilizes this well on (not just on iterm) http://ranger.nongnu.org/ - a VIM-style terminal-based file explorer via w3m.