Please ignore the parent you replied to. The changes you've put into the console are so fundamentally important - and brilliant. Being able to snap a window and

Please ignore the parent you replied to. The changes you've put into the console are so fundamentally important - and brilliant. Being able to snap a window and have the code flow properly and fill the window completely is great. In the same way that the Linux desktop has fast caught up with the Windows desktop, the Windows terminal is fast catching up with the Linux terminal. The stuff your changing most people will never notice, but you've done more for the console in 3 years than was done in the previous 20 as far as I can tell. It's getting very close to where I can actually use Vim full time at a DOS prompt - it's actually waiting for Vim to catch up with the 24-bit colour changes that you made [0]. Plus there's the nicety of bold/italic fonts but I'd imagine that might not occur for a while. [0]: https://github.com/vim/vim/issues/1270 https://github.com/vim/vim/issues/1270