ShrykeWindgrace

I could test kitty briefly today: ```console $ kitty --version kitty 0.31.0 created by Kovid Goyal $ hledger-ui --version hledger-ui 1.30, linux-x86_64 $ hledger --version hledger 1.30.1, linux-x86_64 $ echo...

Judging by the contents of that package - no, I don't think so. There are two demos however - `vty-demo` and `vty-mode-demo`, but IIRC they do nothing fancy with unicode,...

@devblackops A gentle reminder =)

@devblackops Another ping=)

@devblackops Hm, that's a good point. I'll check what is available where, since we can have a pure windows setup, a pure *nix setup, a WSL1 looking into a WSL...

I ran my tests to cover the combinatorics. Summary: I do not have a valid `Mode` whenever I run `pwsh` from a WSL[1/2]. Config: `pwsh-7.3.4` on windows side installed from...

On a 7.1.3 the situation is even funnier. Despite the documentation insisting on the presence of `UnixMode` in non-windows environments (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/powershell/module/microsoft.powershell.management/get-childitem?view=powershell-7.1), this property does not exist at all in my...

@CGenie I'd guess that you doing this in ghci; there `runParser' :: Parse a -> Text -> a` has no idea which `a` to pick, defaults to `a ~ Int`...

@holly-hacker if we are using WSL, then we can run tmux, can't we? 😀 Tabs and panes are supported by Windows Terminal, so the only discernable experience difference would be,...

I think the syntax highlighting problem that I found should also be mentioned here. Consider this MWE: ``` module Test where data Data = Positive Integer | Negative String myFun...