I may be mistaken, but aren't you the one complaining that "clear" only clears the screen area and not the scroll buffer on libvte terminals? Or are you complai

I may be mistaken, but aren't you the one complaining that "clear" only clears the screen area and not the scroll buffer on libvte terminals? Or are you complaining that a different command on a different operating system does something different than a similar sounding command on another operating system with a command that sounds like it would only clear the screen but actually does clear the scroll buffer, too? By the way, did you know that up to and including some versions of MS Windows 10 "clear" in Powershell only cleared the screen, as did "cls" in cmd.com. Considering the name, that would actually be what I expect "cls" to do, but I digress. Since some later MS Windows 10 versions or the very least, MS Windows 11, Powershell and cmd.com do clear the screen and the scroll buffer on "clear" or "cls". That's due to newer versions of ConPTY. Anyway, it was fun digging out this old knowledge. Thank you.