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Revision 14 (latest revision is 19)
Dominique Leuenberger's avatar Dominique Leuenberger (dimstar_suse) accepted request 980989 from Michael Vetter's avatar Michael Vetter (jubalh) (revision 14)
- Update to 1.12.0:
  * The ImageMagick dependency is now optional and deprecated.
    Packagers are encouraged to drop the ImageMagick dependency (--without-imagemagick)
    and add direct dependencies on relevant image codecs.
    ImageMagick support will be removed in a future release.
  * Added image loaders for the following formats: JPEG, SVG, TIFF, WebP.
    Like the existing GIF, PNG and XWD loaders, these are much faster and
    generally safer than their ImageMagick counterparts. If ImageMagick is
    enabled, it will be used as a fallback. Supported image loaders will
    be listed in the --version output.
  * Implemented a 16/8 mode producing 8 colors and an additional 8 bright
    foreground-only colors for a total of 16 foreground and 8 background colors.
    When using ANSI escape sequences in symbol mode, the sequence for bold
    text is used to enable bright colors. This scheme corresponds to that of
    the IBM PC's VGA hardware text modes and was popular with terminal
    emulators in the late 1980s to early 2000s.
    With a few tweaks, output from this mode can be turned into ANSI art scene
    .ANS files compatible with utilities like the wonderful Ansilove[2], e.g:
    $ chafa -f symbols -c 16/8 -s 80 --symbols space+solid+half --fill stipple \
        in.jpg | tr -d '\n' | iconv -c -f utf8 -t cp437 > out.ans
    $ ansilove out.ans -o out.png
  * New builtin Latin symbols (available with --symbols latin). This class
    comprises most of the symbols from the Latin-1 Supplement, Latin Extended-A
    and -B, IPA Extensions and Spacing Modifier Letters plus a few Latin-like
    symbols from other ranges, using Terminus as the reference font.
    The ASCII class is also a subset of this class.
  * Reworked ASCII symbols to be more representative of modern terminal fonts.
    As with the other Latin ranges, the reference font is now Terminus.
  * New option: --scale <n>. This takes a real number specifying the on-screen
    scaling factor relative to the input's pixel size, respecting the terminal
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