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img2txt: Set output font height to a specific value.
$ img2txt --font-height=${14}
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This command is executing a program called "img2txt" with the specified option for "font-height" set to 14.

"img2txt" is a tool used to convert images into text art or ASCII art. It takes an image file as input and converts the pixels of the image into ASCII characters, creating a textual representation of the image. This can be useful for displaying images in a terminal or console that doesn't support graphical displays.

The option "--font-height" specifies the height of the font to be used for the ASCII art output. In this case, it is set to 14, meaning that each character produced in the resultant ASCII art will be 14 pixels high.

By running this command, the "img2txt" program will convert the provided image into ASCII art, where each character will be 14 pixels in height.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.
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