You might get a slightly better resolution with the approach taken here: https://github.com/stefanhaustein/TerminalImageViewer (= find best matching block graphics character for most prominent colors in a cell; there is a comparison to half blocks at the end).
Cool, TIV looks great! (Just compiled, ran, and tested it.)
I thought [cacaview](https://github.com/cacalabs/libcaca) was the only terminal image viewer player in town with their attendant `cacaview' prog. I'd very much appreciate it if anyone here knows of any other libs or especially the sanest way to do this in either C/C++ or Ruby … It's for a terminal-based project I have in mind :)
I had some problems with this software, lot's of segfaults. Some images works one time but segfaults on the second view while others renders half or nothing at all before I reach a segfault.
