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You can experience that by two ways: 1 - Set WT to Windows Console Host and start debugging --driver v2win from VS2022. 2 - Open VS2022 as admin and start...

> what do you get running > > ``` > PS C:\Windows\System32> (Get-Item "C:\Windows\System32\conhost.exe").VersionInfo.FileVersion > ``` Mine is: `10.0.26100.2308 (WinBuild.160101.0800)`

> Ok I can reproduce, you have to tick this to cause the breakage: > > ![Image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/0693d1ea-0186-4c33-aead-b3a2baa62e6d) This is the properties window of the Command Prompt (cmd.exe). You also need...

@GitHubThor you only need to write in a pwsh this command and not the whole line `PS C:\Windows\System32>` is the prompt: `(Get-Item "C:\Windows\System32\conhost.exe").VersionInfo.FileVersion`

I remember a long time ago, to add` [ Ok ]` button on `MessageBox` if no buttons are provided on the parameters, but wasn't accepted at the time. I really...

The reason why I prefer only the button shadow is hidden when pressed is because the original location of the button pressed is the same as the button released.

I vote for 2. In the reality what happens is when the button isn't pressed it's away from the surface but in the same position with a light over him...

When we don't need pinvokes for Windows, they may not be necessary for Linux/Mac either. Everything is interconnected with completely different systems and only by handling them is it possible...

`ncurses` does support ANSI escape sequences, but it manages terminal capabilities abstractly through its own API rather than directly printing escape sequences. When using `ncurses`, it interacts with the terminal...

Time to times I'm getting this error and the escape sequences always start with `\u001b[04;` and aleatory number at the end. I think this related with some color escape sequence...