catimg
Uses iTerm2’s proprietary escape codes and Imgur to display an image of a cat in your terminal.
NOTE: I do not own the images that you see, nor have I any control over them. You will see some image that is tagged as “cat” on Imgur. That could be anything. I do filter out images that are tagged NSFW, but there are no guarantees that you won’t see something you wish you hadn’t. Use at your own risk.
License: MIT
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