You could say that a longer version of that answer is "Text Rendering Hates You": https://gankra.github.io/blah/text-hates-you/
Typing inside of the default WSL terminal feels amazing (2018)
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Re: Typing inside of the default WSL terminal feels amazing (2018)
#12How I wish that I could use the new terminal app on the windows 10 build that is installed on my work Laptop.
EDIT: you can download built packages from the Releases tab https://github.com/microsoft/terminal/releases
Re: Typing inside of the default WSL terminal feels amazing (2018)
#13How I wish that I could use the new terminal app on the windows 10 build that is installed on my work Laptop.
what is good about this app?
they're also planning to overhaul it with more modern features judging from its trailer[0] (yes, this terminal has a fancy 3D trailer)
Re: Typing inside of the default WSL terminal feels amazing (2018)
#14Re: Typing inside of the default WSL terminal feels amazing (2018)
#15It is a testament just how much behind times MS was up until recently.
Re: Typing inside of the default WSL terminal feels amazing (2018)
#16The surprising thing here is that this is the Ubuntu terminal. Indeed, each keystroke goes through the input driver, to USER32, through the console code, to the terminal process in question. But then it goes through a virtual input device, across the VM boundary (which, on Windows is a VM exit plus an entry), through the Linux input driver, into dash (or whatever Ubuntu uses these days), and then all the way back out…
Re: Typing inside of the default WSL terminal feels amazing (2018)
#17Earlier quoted context omitted.
what is good about this app?
It's faster and works better than old conhost.exe they're also planning to overhaul it with more modern features judging from its trailer[0] (yes, this terminal has a fancy 3D trailer) [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gw0rXPMMPE
Re: Typing inside of the default WSL terminal feels amazing (2018)
#18lol, it crashes when output a lot of text try: yes
I just did. It works fine. How long should I let it run?
30 seconds or so