James Holderness

Btw, I forgot to add that I tested this on a Windows 11 machine, and that didn't seem to have this problem (i.e. it doesn't open the settings by default),...

I thought the intention was for an app that has some sort of buffer to be able to tell the terminal what its position was in that buffer. For example,...

FYI, I believe iTerm2 uses libsixel for its sixel decoding, and I don't think libsixel supports transparency. So if chafa is using transparent pixels to pad the image to a...

The bot is actually correct. This is the same issue as #17887. Quoting myself: > To understand why, consider what happens if you start rendering the image on the bottom...

It makes more sense when you think of sixel as a series of drawing operations. When you give it a command like `"1;1;80;60`, you're asking it to fill an 80x60...

@PhMajerus I think I might have some good news for you. @hackerb9 has just done some testing on his VT340 and it seems I was very wrong in my interpretation....

> I'd expect the part before the sixels values to act like a header Despite what the documentation says, it doesn't actually work like that. The Raster Attributes command (the...

> If I have duf in the script, ctrl-C dumps me (at the point duf is called) to the prompt with the OSC weirdness. This is between you and _duf_....

@downhiller I forgot to mention, if it's timing related, you should be able to reproduce the issue more easily using something like [trickly/tritty](https://github.com/sjmulder/trickle), which will allow you to simulate a...

@zent1n0 If you're using tmux, that's issue #18004, and you can usually fix the problem by adjusting the tmux `escape-time` option to something like 500.