Screwtapello

The description for `WinDisplay` is "a client switched to displaying the given buffer." I wouldn't expect this to be fired when resuming from `^Z`, since we didn't change what buffer...

I can reproduce this, using the "AppImage" build of WezTerm. Running `cat` in both gnome-terminal and WezTerm, `` always produces a tab, `` always produces CSI Z. Running `kak -n...

I assume what you call the `CSI ~` encoding is xterm's default, which represents otherwise-impossible key-combinations as modifiers on unused keycode 27: > When `modifyOtherKeys` is set, ordinary keys may...

I think this is a limitation of the CSI u/modifyOtherKeys encoding scheme, at least as it's implemented in WezTerm. There's two main kinds of input that apps want from keyboards:...

``` printf foo > foo.txt kak -n foo.txt ``` The file on disk does not have a trailing newline, but Kakoune lets you select a trailing newline, and it does...