James Holderness

> with the the most common use case (Kitty Image Protocol) these sequences could easily be several megabytes long. Assuming apps actually follow the [spec](https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/graphics-protocol/#remote-client), then kitty image sequences should...

This is a bug in the handling of the keycolor value, which is meant to represent the index of the transparent color (although transparency isn't actually supported yet). The problem...

@Kreijstal Nope. I'm happy to provide patches and PRs, because that can be fun, but maintaining a project is hard work, and I'm allergic to work of any kind. Seriously...

One other point I'd like to make. If there really was anyone seriously interested in maintaining this project, they've had plenty of time to get involved. The libsixel/libsixel fork has...

For the record, I think this is the same issue as #17264. It's triggered by keyboard layouts where the `[` character is generated with an AltGr key combination. For example,...

@piradata That's probably a different issue then. But it might help knowing what keyboard layout you're using, what terminal version, and what shell you're pasting into.

@piradata OK, that's the same issue then. On your keyboard, a `/` can be typed as AltrGr+Q, so that's what the terminal simulates typing when it's pasted. And when the...

I think I know why this doesn't work. The Windows console can function in two different ways. There's a VT mode, which is compatible with typical Linux terminals, where you...

@MiroPalmu When a terminal renders a sixel image, the final cursor position should end up on top of the last row of the image (not all terminals work the same...

I don't think it's worth considering until we have a genuine use case for it. Right now we don't support Sixel, and if we did, our implementation would probably have...