Tim Culverhouse

> I can offer my library that I wrote because I saw this message, at the moment it is implemented in C, but for those who know Zig it will...

This looks really promising. I wonder if there are good algorithms to somehow match a set of pixels to the "best" glyph. I have brute forced this with half-blocks before,...

One way would be to make each cell region its own "image", then resize it to 4x2, then quantize it down to two colors. The resulting image could be mapped...

> +1 to discussing with Kovid. This consistency is important both for terminal developers and for applications. I agree. If I were to derive the encoding from my understanding of...

On Linux, we get a magnitude of 1.0 for a generic wheel click regardless of speed. If I understand this correctly, macOS does speed scaling at the OS level for...

I can confirm this doesn't change behavior of scrolling on linux. I think we should have @mitchellh confirm the behavior on macos before merging though. If he signs off on...

Just a drive by comment on my concern over the inclusion of the iterm2 protocol. Disclaimer: I don't have any experience implementing it, but I have been through the protocol....

What is the deadlock you are getting? I don't think this is the correct approach given that it provides a very specific path for Linux only. But I want to...

Hey! It is possible but not in it's current state. You could write a wrapper to expose the core functions you need to C using zig. I would accept a...

I did a bit more digging. The issue is that halloy parses source and expects a User or a Server. the source `foo.bar` fails at parsing as a User, so...