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> "Windows ridiculous conemu. I am not going use a console which I can't resize without any problem." Sorry I don't follow. What resizing problems are you havi

> "Windows ridiculous conemu. I am not going use a console which I can't resize without any problem." Sorry I don't follow. What resizing problems are you having with ConEmu? Works fine when I've tried it. We are talking about the same ConEmu, right? http://conemu.github.io/en/ http://conemu.github.io/en/ http://conemu.github.io/en/ResizeAndMove.html http://conemu.github.io/en/ResizeAndMove.html

TazeTSchnitzel 10y ago
The way they phrased it suggests they were referring to the default Windows NT terminal emulator, rather than Conemu.
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- ZenoArrow 10y ago
  I would agree with you, but that'd be the first time I've ever heard that called ConEmu. It's much more likely to be called the Windows command shell, Windows command prompt or cmd. As you're clearly already aware, ConEmu is a specific product that provides an enhanced command line experience on Windows.
  - frutiger 10y ago
    FWIW, `cmd.exe` is both, the shell and the console. It is not a terminal (not designed to be operated remotely) nor is it emulating a terminal of any kind. As for the parent poster, they must be abusing the term `ConEmu`, a completely separate console program that can run win32 programs (including `cmd.exe`).
    - WorldMaker 10y ago
      If it helps futher square some of the linguistics digressions the parts of cmd.exe that are the console emulator are typically referred to as the ConHost. The ConHost's console emulation is indeed not quite as great a lot of people would like, which is why many Windows users use a different console emulator named ConEmu. Obviously abbreviating the ability of ConHost's console emulation to conemu rather than spell out "console emulation" causes confusion with the ConEmu tool for Windows.
    - ygra 10y ago
      Cmd.exe is just the shell. The console window is handled by conhost, as are any terminal emulation things.
0xFFC 10y ago
So sorry about late answer. I meant Windows default console emulator. I forgot what they call it exactly.
- ZenoArrow 10y ago
  Ah, fair enough.

TazeTSchnitzel 10y ago

The way they phrased it suggests they were referring to the default Windows NT terminal emulator, rather than Conemu.

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ZenoArrow 10y ago
I would agree with you, but that'd be the first time I've ever heard that called ConEmu. It's much more likely to be called the Windows command shell, Windows command prompt or cmd. As you're clearly already aware, ConEmu is a specific product that provides an enhanced command line experience on Windows.
- frutiger 10y ago
  FWIW, `cmd.exe` is both, the shell and the console. It is not a terminal (not designed to be operated remotely) nor is it emulating a terminal of any kind. As for the parent poster, they must be abusing the term `ConEmu`, a completely separate console program that can run win32 programs (including `cmd.exe`).
  - WorldMaker 10y ago
    If it helps futher square some of the linguistics digressions the parts of cmd.exe that are the console emulator are typically referred to as the ConHost. The ConHost's console emulation is indeed not quite as great a lot of people would like, which is why many Windows users use a different console emulator named ConEmu. Obviously abbreviating the ability of ConHost's console emulation to conemu rather than spell out "console emulation" causes confusion with the ConEmu tool for Windows.
  - ygra 10y ago
    Cmd.exe is just the shell. The console window is handled by conhost, as are any terminal emulation things.

0xFFC 10y ago

So sorry about late answer. I meant Windows default console emulator. I forgot what they call it exactly.

ZenoArrow 10y ago
Ah, fair enough.