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Author : Mark Qvist <bc7291552be7a58f361522990465165c>

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Date : 2026-09-06T19:18:40+02:00

Updated guide

1 files changed, 2 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-)

M nomadnet/ui/textui/Guide.py +2 -2

diff --git a/nomadnet/ui/textui/Guide.py b/nomadnet/ui/textui/Guide.py

index 21ccf87..a204272 100644

--- a/nomadnet/ui/textui/Guide.py

+++ b/nomadnet/ui/textui/Guide.py

@@ -1408,7 +1408,7 @@ Devices / files : \uf233 \uf07b \uf15b \uf019 \uf093 \uf1c0

`(The RNS logo`w=n`a=c`:/media/demo.webp)

-If you see the RNS logo above, your terminal supports image rendering! If not, you can use a terminal that supports the Kitty Terminal Graphics Protocol, for example Kitty, Konsole, Wezterm and others.

+If you see the RNS logo above, your terminal supports image rendering! If not, you can use a terminal that supports the Kitty Terminal Graphics Protocol, for example Kitty, Konsole, Wezterm, iTerm2 and others.

It is also important to note, that for image rendering to work, your operating system will need `*some sort`* of mechanism to actually decode the WebP format. Nomadnet will attempt to detect a suitable decoding backend on your system, and should be able to do so on 99% of variants across Linux, BSD, macOS and Windows, as long as `Faaalibwebp`f or one of the fallback decoders are available. If all else fails, you can install PIL (`Faaapip install pillow`f) or download the open-source `Faaadwebp`f decoder utility and place it on your path (for example at `Faaa~/.local/bin/dwebp`f); nomadnet will auto-detect either.

@@ -1828,7 +1828,7 @@ If your terminal supports image rendering, the image will be displayed as specif

`(The RNS logo`w=n`a=c`:/media/demo.webp)

-If you see the image above, your terminal supports image rendering! If not, you can use a terminal that supports the Kitty Terminal Graphics Protocol, for example Kitty, Konsole, Wezterm and others.

+If you see the image above, your terminal supports image rendering! If not, you can use a terminal that supports the Kitty Terminal Graphics Protocol, for example Kitty, Konsole, Wezterm, iTerm2 and others.

It is also important to note, that for image rendering to work, your operating system will need `*some sort`* of mechanism to actually decode the WebP format. Nomadnet will attempt to detect a suitable decoding backend on your system, and should be able to do so on 99% of variants across Linux, BSD, macOS and Windows, as long as `Faaalibwebp`f or one of the fallback decoders are available. If all else fails, you can install PIL (`Faaapip install pillow`f) or download the open-source `Faaadwebp`f decoder utility and place it on your path (for example at `Faaa~/.local/bin/dwebp`f); nomadnet will auto-detect either.