I've determined that it has something to do with VIM not getting the proper screen width from WT. I'm seeing screen corruption with VIM in Windows Terminal (WT) immediately upon startup of VIM and am NOT using tmux. I don't think this is a duplicate of #6987. I won't be writing any further comments here as the issue might not be windows terminal at all, I have been using it extensively and no issues, at least for now. I really just want to get these two knocked out, since they're super breaking for the people they affect. Same with the folks in #6987 - while it does seem consistently to affect the people it affects, finding an exact repro has been really tricky. Is there an exact set of steps to repro the issue? Like, 'open '? I played with your vimrc for like half an hour this morning and couldn't get it to repro.

which vim version specifically are you using?.Does this need tmux to repro? Are you using any sort of tmux config?.Are you using vim in WSL? In mingw/git bash / cygwin? (if so which version?) oh okay from the screenshot you're using WSL, that keeps that easy.Let's be sure about thanks for sharing your vimrc - could I get a couple other pieces of info, just to narrow things down? $ echo & you're likely running into #6987, or at least the artifact you're reporting looks more like that issue. Maybe you've got TERM set to something weird? Maybe you're running vim in tmux or screen? New machine, building up dev environment though most work in sshed to linux boxes. Is there anything else interesting about your setup?ĭon't believe so. Will use it throughout the evening and report back when I break it. Very strange cause last night everything I touched was hosed. Trying at the moment and it is working normally. If you are using ssh, what version of ssh?ĭoes this repro without your vim profile? If it doesn't, could you share your.I live in putty sshed into linux boxes daily using tmux most of the time. New to using WSL, cygwin user for years.Īt first windows terminal looked nice but it tailed off pretty quickly. 'Kitty - A Powerful GPU Based Terminal Emulator'. ^ 'Unicode input - kitty 0.19.3 documentation'.It’s billed as a modern, hackable, featureful, OpenGL based terminal emulator : CS1 maint: url-status ( link) It offers GPU-acceleration combined with a wide feature set. ^ 'kitty - hardware-accelerated terminal emulator'.

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