Ubuntu has several different ways to do this with command line tools, and jp2a works decently, but the problem is beginning with a .jpg graphically simple enough to render a decent looking ASCII image. Also screenfetch itself uses a very old rendering tool. Thought the new flat blue or gold feather would work okay but no such luck.
https://imgur.com/a/lJmB4
Looks more like a dead mouse. The solution may be to create a thick outline type feather .jpg before conversion to ASCII.
TC
https://imgur.com/a/lJmB4
Looks more like a dead mouse. The solution may be to create a thick outline type feather .jpg before conversion to ASCII.
TC
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