ShrykeWindgrace
ShrykeWindgrace
Even the latest `lsd-1.0.0` the slowness is there: ``` PS> .\lsd.exe --version lsd 1.0.0 PS> (Measure-Command { & .\lsd.exe }).TotalSeconds 14,4527767 PS> .\lsd.exe autocomplete LICENSE lsd.1 ...
One could take a look at Moonlander's Oryx https://www.zsa.io/oryx/
I do not know whether different flavors of linux terminal emulators have this feature; I'd assume the positive for now. WindowsTerminal has it out of the box: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/console/console-virtual-terminal-sequences#cursor-shape https://vt100.net/docs/vt510-rm/DECSCUSR.html and...
Word-wrapping seems to be a good solution. Another possible approach - scroll the diff viewer only with vim-like `hjkl` and use arrows only for pane navigation.
I am working on this. In theory, this requires very minimal change in hledger-ui: - fix some imports (a couple of lines) - fix build conditions (delete a couple of...
> (Sorry for the stream of messages, last one:) > > It's worth testing in as many windows terminal environments as you can find, we'll probably get different bug reports...
> Did you try latest versions of vty and brick? The latest versions might have fixed the rendering issue. Yes, I tested both master and latest releases. This is not...
Well, for now the list of supported terminal emulators is a WIP, https://github.com/chhackett/vty-windows/wiki/TerminalSupport with latest info. The bug with terminal state is fixed, I'll open the PR in the next...
> Done, #2126. Thank you! On-topic: since we got `vty-6`, `vty-crossplatform` and `brick-2` stackage, I'll prepare a PR with my changes. > Though, windows support is a feature worth shouting...