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felixse avatar felixse commented on September 2, 2024 1

So apparently the problem is that winpty does not support 256 colors: rprichard/winpty#108
Don't see any chance to fix this in the foreseeable future 😕

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Riebart avatar Riebart commented on September 2, 2024 1

This works on Windows 10 1809 when not using winpty as the console backend. So give that a whirl and see if it is still an issue.

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felixse avatar felixse commented on September 2, 2024

Hi,
can you tell me which shell you experience this with?

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hanskokx avatar hanskokx commented on September 2, 2024

Is this why my vim colors don't show up properly?
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felixse avatar felixse commented on September 2, 2024

Yes, exactly.
Microsoft is currently working on an official alternative for winpty (microsoft/terminal#57) that might support this, but I have no idea when this will be released

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Riebart avatar Riebart commented on September 2, 2024

Quick update: microsoft/terminal#57 is officially closed, that TTY API is coming in the fall release of Windows 10.

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felixse avatar felixse commented on September 2, 2024

Yes, i read the blog post, this will be good. I plan to implement it once it hits the release preview update ring.

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Jaykul avatar Jaykul commented on September 2, 2024

@felixse is this closed because it's fixed now? Because I downloaded 0.4.1 yesterday, and was just about to file this as a bug 😉 (thanks to node-pty 0.8 VS Code fixed this awhile ago, and Hyper got this fixed in their canary builds, so I was expecting to see it would work here too ...

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Jaykul avatar Jaykul commented on September 2, 2024

That's weird. I'm happy to open a new issue to discuss this, but isn't WinPTY meant to be the new hotness? How is it working without that, but not with!?

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Riebart avatar Riebart commented on September 2, 2024

ConPTY is the new wrapper provided by the Windows kernel starting in 1809. WinPTY was the previous third party wrapper, and while may grow to support ConPTY, for our needs using ConPTY is supported directly by FluentTerminal.

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Jaykul avatar Jaykul commented on September 2, 2024

Seems like that checkbox should be off by default, then.

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Riebart avatar Riebart commented on September 2, 2024

My understanding is that ConPTY support is still experimental in FluentTerminal, hence why it isn't the default.

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horseinthesky avatar horseinthesky commented on September 2, 2024

I really don't know what WinPTY and ConPTY are. What is the reason of my nvim in SecureCRT looks like this
Screenshot_1

And nvim in FluentTerminal like this?
Screenshot_2

Can it be fixed?

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