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@jeanp413 While the space trick would work in xterm.js, I consider this not as a good workaround, because a TE might actually have to do some erasing on an incoming...

Yes the canvas renderer works around this issue with this hack: https://github.com/xtermjs/xterm.js/blob/fe1d2f6af106dd3ccb9b3c95de54d5a3b6a3f0e8/src/browser/renderer/TextRenderLayer.ts#L112-L134 Since I dont have powerline installed I cannot test the DOM renderer. So do you think creating another...

The images look like a rounding issue at the clipping borders to me. I had the same issue in the image addon and solved it by doing a floor offset...

@o-sdn-o Sure thing, but I will need some time to explore it first. Maybe I can get to it at the weekend (if my vt525 experiments dont explode). Feel free...

@sindresorhus I think so: - xterm (behind compile switch) - vte (currently still WIP, but covers 60% of linux desktop terminals once released) - iTerm2 - mintty - and several...

The patch below adds basic SIXEL support. Flaws to be addressed, if someone wants to integrate that further: - way to get the real viewport size is just a bad...

Also have an optimized quantizer in the making on my playground branch, with this dealing with the image processing semantics will be a no-brainer (well, hopefully :smile_cat:).

@Richienb Created a PR with an included quantizer: https://github.com/jerch/node-sixel/pull/16 This turns out to be much faster (at least 5 times), and comes with an easy to use interface as: ```javascript...

@Richienb Published an updated version of the lib, the snippet in my last comment should now work.

@dtig > The synchronous compilation of large modules is discouraged ... But why falls the `Instance` constructor under this in chrome? Isn't creating an instance from an existing module supposed...