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BMP2Sixel
Convert BMP images into Sixel images
...This program and its older brother PCX2SIX (circa 1995) are responsible for many of the Sixel images floating around the internet today. The original BMP2SIX program written April 2001, now is updated to compile under PellesC, and provides a GUI interface. BMP2SIX output examples can be found on SourceForge under the SixelViewer program at this location, https://sourceforge.net/projects/sixelviewer/files/Sixel_Pics/ Release date 10/31/2022 version 1.2 adding Sixel HLS as an output option -
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pngnq-s9
A modified pngnq: convert png images to 256 colours.
...pngnq-s9 adds several new options to pngnq including the ability to augment a user-supplied palette, the ability to quantize in the YUV colour space, and the ability to give more or less weight to specific colour components when quantizing. The program also includes a few bug fixes relative to the most recent version of pngnq. The .tar.gz files have been known to compile on Unix type systems, including Cygwin. The only external dependencies are libpng and zlib. For Windows users, we have a 32 bit binary, in pngnq-s9-2.0.2.zip, that should run as is on most modern Windows machines.
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