> Which program do you mean when you say the good-old windows console
> and the newer windows terminal?
The Windows console is what was originally the console in MS-Windows.
Perhaps people refer to it as command.com or cmd.exe.
AFAIK this is available on every MS-Windows installation without
additional downloads or apps.
Windows terminal is a very recent development that aims to replace the
console. It is actively being improved.
https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/windows-terminal/9N0DX20HK701
AFAIK this is intended as a replacement for the console and is
officially supported by Microsoft.
> Others are reporting that vim does not work correctly in the current
> windows terminal. I just read in the JPSoft forum that the screen is
> scrambled upon exiting vim when called from windows terminal or cmd.exe.
> However, this sounds like a bug I reported ~2 yrs ago that was fixed
> relatively quickly.
JPSoft has its own terminal, right? There must be dozens of alternatives.
Vim can't possibly add code to support each peculiarity of each of them.
I'm not sure what generic problem exists that is not terminal-specific.
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