kitty can display images in the
terminal, even
over ssh:
Run ssh using the kitty ssh kitten:
$ kitty +kitten ssh remote.example.com
Then, on the remote server, install kitty (yes, even though it
doesn't have X):
# apt-get install kitty
You can now view images by running:
$ kitty +kitten icat image.jpg
I find it useful to have the last command as an alias in my .zshrc
(same works in .bashrc if you're using bash):
alias icat='kitty +kitten icat'
Note that this doesn't
work in multiplexers
like screen and tmux.
Happy image browsing!
