mintty

The previous release was updated for winget one day later, so just wait a bit. Or notify the previous committer: https://github.com/microsoft/winget-pkgs/tree/master/manifests/m/Mintty/WSLtty

Does it also happen if you start wsltty the "regular" way? (e.g. via desktop shortcut, or from the Start Menu) Is it the window from which you start it that...

Sounds as if being related to https://github.com/mintty/mintty/issues/1113 but more analysis is needed, as that issue was assumedly fixed. Do you type anything quickly after starting wsltty?

Replace the `--WSL=...` parameter with just `--wsl`. Replace the final `-` with the wslbridge2 command, including the distro, and add the desired command, e.g. `wslbridge2 -d Debian mc`

The manual page says: > Mintty supports a Compose key like on some traditional keyboards, using compose character sequences from X11. which means the latest release at the time of...

There were indeed too many compose sequences filtered out. Fixed. And I'll add something like this to the wiki: Mintty extracts a list of compose key combinations from the current...

Injecting version info into manual or wiki would create dependencies with possible complications that I would like to avoid. What I could offer is to generate a distinct file (like...

1. \xf0... is U+1FA79 not U+102A1 2. MSYS2: printf '\U0001fa79' 🩹 3. What is mosh? 4. As one of the printf commands above outputs two glyphs rather than one, is...

If mosh is a Windows program (see my question 4 above), output is likely to be incompatible with UTF-8 handling. Make a screen log (`mintty -l log`), produce the issue,...

So the emojis are displayed in your test program. If you wonder about the lenghts, that's related to UTF-16 encoding but it's another issue.