Hello,
I am the (now former) maintainer of the imgcat package in AUR.
Hi Kevin
The package was deleted because it was “Mac-only” software. This is not true.
imgcat is a shell script that allows images to be displayed in a terminal
> window. (xterm also has this functionality, though I don’t think
imgcat’soutput escape sequences are compatible.)
It’s true, it currently only works with iTerm2, which is Mac software.
I was unable to use imgcat with both xterm, tilda and gnome-terminal
emulators. I'm pretty sure that is doesn't work with any GNU/Linux
terminal emulator.
Such software, which only scope is to be used from a Mac only software
shouldn't have a place in the AUR, which is specific to the Arch Linux
distribution.
Samba, ntfs-3g, hfstools and similar softwares are to be used from any
GNU/Linux to achieve a goal which is directly related to the Arch Linux.
IMHO imgcat doesn't fall in this category.
Regards.
--
Fabio Castelli aka Muflone
