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Originally Posted by nihilazo
The hangup with fbink is that I can't see how to do things beyond text and already stored images with it, although I'm probably being dumb.
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You can feed raw scanlines to fbink, so one can programmatically draw to a buffer, and pass that to FBink for display.
go-fbink-v2 for example has a convenience "PrintRBGA" function, which displays an image.RGBA. You could use a library like
gg to draw to an image.RGBA, then display it with "PrintRBGA"
One of these days, it would be cool to have a pure Go solution for printing to screen, but that isn't today...