Guillaume Knispel

Also a flag shall be provided to launch an interactive outbash.exe without starting (if it does not exist) a session one.

Also, at least in a first time, the console window of the background outbash.exe shall be kept, preferably hidden but with an option through the systray icon to display it...

> Also a flag shall be provided to launch an interactive outbash.exe without starting (if it does not exist) a session one. Problem: the lack of a mandatory background session...

Cool script! Any idea if Ctrl-Z can be made to work properly with it? Oddly suspension is propagated to the win32 side but I don't get back the shell prompt...

Update about Ctrl-Z: hm and it's not just because of the use of a function and not even because of the use of command_not_found_handle. Weird. I will take another look...

More testing: with this command not found handler, Ctrl-Z works under zsh, but not bash. This might be a bash bug or a WSL bug, I'm looking into it.

This seems to be mainly a bash bug, however the behavior of bash is actually _worse_ on a real Linux system in this case (Ctrl-C after a Ctrl-Z does not...

Thanks for the idea, that would be a good thing to not invent new rules incompatibles with other tools, so I'll consider implementing it. (Any patch would also be welcome)

I'm not sure about when conversion is automatically performed by current toolsets. I've just tried launching explorer on a directory (using various ways to address it) from cygwin and git...

Same behavior in MSYS2. However: the fact that it doesn't work with explorer might simply be a bug, but a rather important one IMO. Mangling do work in git bash...