Terminals should be able to show images, so you could run Jupyter notebooks in them.
Terminals can show images https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/graphics-protocol/
Ok, maybe I should have said "framebuffers" instead of images.
Because that Kitty protocol seems limited in that interaction was not one of their goals.
What's the point? If you want a framebuffer, ask the windowing system for one. Why go through a terminal emulator?
Because this one works through screen/tmux, and works over ssh without messing with DISPLAY variables and such.
First example on the Kitty image protocol sent above looks pretty interactive:
https://github.com/chase/awrit
Sixel and ReGIS have been around for decades.
Terminals can show images https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/graphics-protocol/
Ok, maybe I should have said "framebuffers" instead of images.
Because that Kitty protocol seems limited in that interaction was not one of their goals.
What's the point? If you want a framebuffer, ask the windowing system for one. Why go through a terminal emulator?
Because this one works through screen/tmux, and works over ssh without messing with DISPLAY variables and such.
First example on the Kitty image protocol sent above looks pretty interactive:
https://github.com/chase/awrit
Sixel and ReGIS have been around for decades.