is that possible to do that by running a command? Is there any hack that would allow this? I tried using python-uinput to simulate pushing Ctrl+Plus in order to make font bigger but it did not work.
I am trying to display images in the terminal without any need for a gui. this is possible using timg. However the image resolution is quite bad. When I make the font size of the terminal very small, the image is displayed at almost native resolution.
I want to write a script hat will automatically reset the terminal, resize its font to a very small size and finally call timg to display the image. This will allow ssh into a remote robot and displaying the latest image it acquired without having to first copy it back to my computer.
I am mostly working with gnome-terminal or terminator
gnome-terminal
? And could you explain why you would want this? If Ctrl+Plus works for you, why do you need a command for it? I ask because this might be an XY problem, so if you explain your rationale, we might be able to find a different approach. – terdon Jan 18 '19 at 15:20