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that's nice, but .. wouldn't it be better to implement kitty graphics directly at this time ? https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/graphics-protocol/
Maybe someone has an independent patch that can be applied?
_looks pointedly at Apple_
Worth noting for people who don't use MS tech stack much, this is the new Terminal that you get from the windows store (for free) not cmd.exe Which anyone who knows how to actually use a terminal should have upgraded to years ago anyway, mind you.
Terminal is built into newer versions of Windows 11.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semigraphics
but I've fallen out of the habit because it's a hassle to get them to display right all of the time on the web.
One of my favorite terminals of all times were the DEC ReGIS terminals
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ReGIS
which supported a set of commands similar to the drawing commands in BASIC back in the day but supported more and better colors than home computers at the time and could also freely mix graphics and text. Since the PDP-11 supported BASIC you could write graphical programs in BASIC that would draw on the terminal using the right character sequences.
Worth noting for people who don't use MS tech stack much, this is the new Terminal that you get from the windows store (for free) not cmd.exe Which anyone who knows how to actually use a terminal should have upgraded to years ago anyway, mind you.
conhost.exe is the terminal, cmd.exe is the shell, this patch is in fact only currently used in conhost
Worth noting for people who don't use MS tech stack much, this is the new Terminal that you get from the windows store (for free) not cmd.exe Which anyone who knows how to actually use a terminal should have upgraded to years ago anyway, mind you.