for hyperlinks, some #terminal emulators (libvte and iTerm2 in 02017, then alacritty, ghostty, kitty) now support printf '\e]8;;http://evil.com\e\\https://good.com\e]8;;\e\\\n'
how the proprietary Warp #terminal emulator for MacOS works #toread
on 02025-11-11notes on #CLI/#GUI #UX unification starting from Jupyter and a terminal emulator called “Warp”, and reconnecting like tmux, plus undo/redo, etc. An ambitious project. #terminal
on 02025-11-11"Zutty" #terminal emulator FAQ #documentation: “Zutty has a number of interesting properties. It is a terminal with accurate VT support, high performance, low latency, a small codebase and is potentially compatible with a wide array of contemporary graphics hardware. This combination is, as far as I am aware, a unique proposition.”
on 02025-10-02a relatively spiffy #terminal hypertext setup
on 02025-06-23the #Kitty #terminal graphics protocol, also implemented by WezTerm, is a lot saner than Sixel
on 02024-06-06ASR-33 #terminal emulator #retrocomputing
on 02023-07-19Andres Navarro’s GPL-licensed #VT52 #terminal #gateware in Verilog, 2000 LUTs including USB, PS/2, and VGA, with no processor; buildable with Icestorm #retrocomputing
on 02022-09-16#PDF on #Tandem T6350 #terminal escape sequences with some TACL scripts. Seems like a more or less standard glass tty with 24 lines plus a status line, print screen, local scrolling, and some basic typography, although apparently it supported local line editing too.
on 02016-08-08