hackerb9

Would you expect there to be a difference for **Media Copy** (CSIi)?

Thanks, I was wondering about the NRC standardization. Is it that DEC used the standard IR encoding but used a different escape sequence to access them? You mention Katakana, but...

I think I partially figured out the APL mystery encoding. IR-68 appears to be a codification of what DEC called the ["key-paired" character set](https://github.com/hackerb9/vt340test/raw/main/vms/apl/PDF_DOCS/AA-P142E-TE_VAX_APL_Users_Guide_Jun91_text.pdf#page=52), where the programmer types a pair...

When I had originally created that table I was thinking it was only for character sets which are _not_ NRC. I noticed that a later terminal (VT520?) offered ISO Norwegian/Danish...

Good idea. Not sure it fits with `lsix`, though as its goal is to be small and uncomplicated so people can extend it as they wish. Maybe try [`vv`](https://github.com/hackerb9/vv), an...

If ImageMagick's convert doesn't show a picture in guake, then the version of guake you have installed does not support sixel graphics and no change to lsix can make it...

Are you compiling guake from source? It could be a compile time option. Or, possibly you've changed your windowing system from X to Wayland and maybe guake acts differently in...

Thanks for the detailed explanation. "Show inline images at retina resolutions" seems like a bad solution as it would mean sixel images would be larger but lower resolution for no...

Okaydoke. The patch can wait for endless-mode. Maybe I'll look at improving the speed of the initialization in the meantime. By the way, choosing a period size that is divisible...

> I wonder if there were serious applications in the past using this endless mode for such things... It's quite possible. Before there were dataloggers, "chart recorders" on continuous paper...