Sixel - Revision history

Jnc: +cat, +links

2021-05-06T14:42:06Z

+cat, +links

Larsbrinkhoff: Now also video playback.

2021-05-06T05:36:57Z

Now also video playback.

Larsbrinkhoff: Stub.

2021-05-06T05:17:34Z

Stub.

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A ''sixel'' is six pixels in vertical orientation, transferred as a unit. It was first used to send graphics to [[DEC]] printers. The next application was to transfer soft fonts to the [[VT220]], and later terminals expanded on this.

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-A ''sixel'' is six pixels in vertical orientation, transferred as a unit.  It was first used to send graphics to [[DEC]] printers.  The next application was to transfer soft fonts to the [[VT220]], and later terminals expanded on this.
+A '''sixel''' is six [[pixel]]s in vertical orientation, transferred as a unit.  It was first used to send graphics to [[Digital Equipment Corporation|DEC]] [[printer]]s. The next application was to transfer soft [[font]]s to the [[VT220]], and later [[terminal]]s expanded on this.
-Around 2010 [number pulled from thin air], the sixel format was rediscovered and used with modern terminal emulators for things like video playback.
+Around 2010 [number pulled from thin air], the sixel format was rediscovered and used with modern [[terminal emulator]]s for things like video playback.
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