encoding broken in windows 10 2004 DE

[cyptus]

Windows 10 2004 DE does display a wrong character:

[mikekpl]

Same wrong encoding for me, Windows 2004 OS Build 19041.630. You can however try their new terminal @cyptus https://github.com/microsoft/terminal

[hbina]

I assume this is a problem with tui-rs?

[stylemessiah]

Yup looks terrible on Windows, nice idea though

[saurabh-kumar88]

Same problem... looks terrible on windows systems.... I am using windows 10

[saurabh-kumar88]

Correction : Windows users, don't use old cmd promt Use windows new Terminal from windows app store instead... (called powershell) Here is the Updated result.....

[stylemessiah]

Correction : Windows users, don't use old cmd promt Use windows new Terminal from windows app store instead... (called powershell) Here is the Updated result.....

Can't install windows terminal on windows 10 enterprise

[ThePotato97]

Correction : Windows users, don't use old cmd promt Use windows new Terminal from windows app store instead... (called powershell) Here is the Updated result.....

Can't install windows terminal on windows 10 enterprise

Can you install msixbundles? https://github.com/microsoft/terminal/releases

[stylemessiah]

Correction : Windows users, don't use old cmd promt Use windows new Terminal from windows app store instead... (called powershell) Here is the Updated result.....

Can't install windows terminal on windows 10 enterprise

Can you install msixbundles? https://github.com/microsoft/terminal/releases

Nope

[SagarMakol]

Correction : Windows users, don't use old cmd promt Use windows new Terminal from windows app store instead... (called powershell) Here is the Updated result.....

I just downloaded the latest release for windows 10 but it isnt working. It just shows a blank window in cmd and when I run it from CMD, then it doesnt recognise the command 'gping'. can you help ?

[jantari]

I know this issue is old but I just wanted to say that this isn't even an issue with the terminal being used, just the font.

Windows 10 built-in terminal (conhost) is set to "Consolas" font by default which does not support these braille glyphs. Simply changing to a font with broader glyph support such as the built-in "Cascadia Code" or any nerdfont fixes this:

Of course the newer Windows Terminal is still preferable for many other reasons, but this is just a matter of different default fonts being used in the two. Maybe adding a note to the README about using non-super-basic fonts would help as this could affect users on all platforms, but this issue can be closed for sure as user-error