The new text rendering engine is now enabled by default in Preview builds ( #13752).If you are not happy about that, you can change it back to light or anything you like ( #13743) To celebrate this, we've changed the default theme to Windows Dark.Welcome to Terminal: Really Long Release Notes Edition! Features " context menu item should now show up and disappear more reliably ( #14048) If you see any instances of OpenConsole.exe hanging around after you close a tab (or a whole Terminal), please let us know!.Tabs should no longer take up to infinity seconds to close ( #14041).It might still look a little bit like a ransom note, sorry.You can once again use shaders for experimental.pixelShaderPath that are not technically perfect (that is, ones that compile with warnings) ( #13998) (thanks Some text (especially that which requires fake italics) should now look less like a RaNsOm nOtE ( #14039).
If you were to specify \e#3, we might have crashed before, but now we will not ( #13966).No longer should there be streaks of cursor left all over the left side of the screen ( #14038).and if we did, we would no longer tell you about the error 10,000 times ( #13995) (thanks to and for testing!) On devices that don't support Shader Model 4.0 but do support DirectX 10, we will no longer try to use the glyph atlas ( #13994).so now you can see them in their full glory! Some bitmap fonts require fractional point sizes. We have found that monospaced terminal fonts have a line gap of zero, and the ones that don't should. As a side effect, we are now intentionally ignoring the typographic line gap.Bitmap fonts should look much better now ( #14014).If you're using the new text rendering engine plus the Terminus TTF font, you can now select a font size that perfectly matches a bitmap strike.
Terminal now understands the sizes of characters newly-added in Unicode 15.0 ( #14001).Here on this day of September 2022, we've quashed a number of bugs in the 1.16 preview release and added some new features to boot.
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