Broken on Ubuntu
See original GitHub issueI tried loading this on Ubuntu 20.04 and get the following result in my terminal. I tried with gnome-terminal and kitty terminal and both had similar results. Not sure if there’s something I can do to debug.
The flashes and partial menu showing is from when I push enter
on my keyboard.
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Nice! Thanks for fixing that! I included
cmdpxl
on my list of awesome TUI apps https://github.com/rothgar/awesome-tuis@knosmos I was confused as well the first the I ran the script and this happened. What do you think of validating if the terminal size is enough to show the image, showing a warning message instead of drawing everything else if the image is bigger than the terminal size + size of the UI? It would have to run the validation after an image is loaded and every time the terminal size changes.