Matheus Oliveira

> This is Windows Terminal, right? Yes, it is. > Do you get the same garbage output if you run `exec zsh`? No, only when opening a fresh terminal. >...

Well, I didn't really keep track of what it looked like before, but ever since I commented the `zstyle ':z4h:' start-tmux no` line I got this problem. In fact, initially,...

> You can run z4h installer again to get pristine `.zshrc` and `.zshenv`. It'll backup your rc files, so they won't be lost. After that remove `start-tmux`, add `zstyle ':z4h:'...

Surely. The only modifications made from the original installation were disabling prompt at bottom and commenting the tmux line. And the only way I could attach them was by renaming...

Ok, now I'm deeply confused. Apparently, my fresh installation of z4h didn't even started tmux. that's why it "fixed" my problem. Once I commented the `zstyle ':z4h:' start-tmux command tmux...

Now it makes sense, thanks. Nevertheless, integrated tmux still actually prints garbage in my terminal, even in my fresh z4h install, my bad for saying it was fixed.

> In the meantime could you check the version of Windows Terminal? Version 1.15.2874.0. >Also, which Linux distribution are you using? I use [ArchWSL](https://github.com/yuk7/ArchWSL).

I figured it out. [This issue](https://github.com/microsoft/WSL/issues/5931) in the official WSL repository discuss the problem I'm having, and [this answer](https://github.com/microsoft/WSL/issues/5931#issuecomment-1296783606) provides a simple and swift solution. Any chance of this modification...

It surely is. Thank you so much for addressing it!

are we any closer to getting this feature implemented?