Has Windows 1809 broken Powershell's (and WSL's) line wrapping over ssh?
After updating to 1809 last night, I can't use the arrow keys to move around in the Powershell or WSL console windows without it awkwardly wrapping the lines while SSHed into a Linux server. I captured the gif below to show what happens when I hold the right arrow key in nano:
broken line wrapping gif
This is my first Windows computer in several years so I'm really stuck. This happens in the WSL and Powershell consoles, but not in PUTTY funny enough. I've tried SSHing into multiple servers but each does the same thing. Unfortunately this is the only Windows box I have to try on however, and it doesn't do the weird wrapping thing if I'm not logged into SSH.
If anyone has some special Windows knowledge that my Google-fu has neglected to turn up, I'd be really appreciative!
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After updating to 1809 last night, I can't use the arrow keys to move around in the Powershell or WSL console windows without it awkwardly wrapping the lines while SSHed into a Linux server. I captured the gif below to show what happens when I hold the right arrow key in nano:
broken line wrapping gif
This is my first Windows computer in several years so I'm really stuck. This happens in the WSL and Powershell consoles, but not in PUTTY funny enough. I've tried SSHing into multiple servers but each does the same thing. Unfortunately this is the only Windows box I have to try on however, and it doesn't do the weird wrapping thing if I'm not logged into SSH.
If anyone has some special Windows knowledge that my Google-fu has neglected to turn up, I'd be really appreciative!
powershell windows-subsystem-for-linux windows-10-v1809
Does it works inwsl.exe
? Run wsl.exe then try to ssh into your server.
– Biswapriyo
Jan 23 at 16:51
Also doesvi
orvim
work?
– Biswapriyo
Jan 23 at 16:56
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After updating to 1809 last night, I can't use the arrow keys to move around in the Powershell or WSL console windows without it awkwardly wrapping the lines while SSHed into a Linux server. I captured the gif below to show what happens when I hold the right arrow key in nano:
broken line wrapping gif
This is my first Windows computer in several years so I'm really stuck. This happens in the WSL and Powershell consoles, but not in PUTTY funny enough. I've tried SSHing into multiple servers but each does the same thing. Unfortunately this is the only Windows box I have to try on however, and it doesn't do the weird wrapping thing if I'm not logged into SSH.
If anyone has some special Windows knowledge that my Google-fu has neglected to turn up, I'd be really appreciative!
powershell windows-subsystem-for-linux windows-10-v1809
After updating to 1809 last night, I can't use the arrow keys to move around in the Powershell or WSL console windows without it awkwardly wrapping the lines while SSHed into a Linux server. I captured the gif below to show what happens when I hold the right arrow key in nano:
broken line wrapping gif
This is my first Windows computer in several years so I'm really stuck. This happens in the WSL and Powershell consoles, but not in PUTTY funny enough. I've tried SSHing into multiple servers but each does the same thing. Unfortunately this is the only Windows box I have to try on however, and it doesn't do the weird wrapping thing if I'm not logged into SSH.
If anyone has some special Windows knowledge that my Google-fu has neglected to turn up, I'd be really appreciative!
powershell windows-subsystem-for-linux windows-10-v1809
powershell windows-subsystem-for-linux windows-10-v1809
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Does it works inwsl.exe
? Run wsl.exe then try to ssh into your server.
– Biswapriyo
Jan 23 at 16:51
Also doesvi
orvim
work?
– Biswapriyo
Jan 23 at 16:56
add a comment |
Does it works inwsl.exe
? Run wsl.exe then try to ssh into your server.
– Biswapriyo
Jan 23 at 16:51
Also doesvi
orvim
work?
– Biswapriyo
Jan 23 at 16:56
Does it works in
wsl.exe
? Run wsl.exe then try to ssh into your server.– Biswapriyo
Jan 23 at 16:51
Does it works in
wsl.exe
? Run wsl.exe then try to ssh into your server.– Biswapriyo
Jan 23 at 16:51
Also does
vi
or vim
work?– Biswapriyo
Jan 23 at 16:56
Also does
vi
or vim
work?– Biswapriyo
Jan 23 at 16:56
add a comment |
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Does it works in
wsl.exe
? Run wsl.exe then try to ssh into your server.– Biswapriyo
Jan 23 at 16:51
Also does
vi
orvim
work?– Biswapriyo
Jan 23 at 16:56