This is an improved version of my other program 'termovie'. The input format is almost compatible, but there can be no final frame separator after the final frame. Unlike 'termovie', 'tmv2' uses the terminfo database rather than printing hardcoded control sequences. It's also a bit simpler since it doesn't try to do as much. If you want more information, you can run 'make', then run './tmv2 -h' for an overview or 'man ./tmv2.6' for more in-depth information. It is also possible to just view the file 'tmv2.6.in' to read the same information without needing to run 'make' beforehand. Several files are provided in the 'examples' directory with which you can try out the command. If you have Homebrew, you may be able to install this program as follows: brew install turkeymcmac/tap/tmv2 Otherwise, you could run something like this: make OPTIMIZATION=-O3 sudo cp tmv2 <directory-in-path> sudo cp tmv2.6.gz <man-directory> <man-directory> might be '/usr/share/man/man6/', for example.