I recently (11-Nov-2009) posted to the uwin-developers email list the
following:
I've been playing with the last few UWIN betas (including the
version recently released 11/2/2009) and have found that 'ksh' is
sometimes, unexpectedly changing the foreground font color to
black. Since the background color is also black, this makes it
impossible to see text in the 'ksh' console window. Has anyone else
experienced this? I haven't yet isolated a reproducible test case.
I've seen this on Windows 2003 64-bit and, I think, Windows 2003
32-bit. When this happens, the foreground text color can be
manually reset via the console properties.
Several others replied that they have experienced this problem, but
there was no response from current UWIN developers. Has this issue been
addressed in the 04-Dec-2009 beta? If not, I would humbly advise
holding off on the release until this issue is isolated and corrected.
For me, this issue makes UWIN essentially unusable for running an
interactive 'ksh' shell (which is one of my primary requirements for a
product such as UWIN). Is this issue not experienced by (most) UWIN
developers?
Tom.
On 12/4/2009 11:44 PM, Glenn Fowler wrote:
{ uwin-base uwin-dev } 2009-12-04 beta binary self-extracting archives
have been posted to
http://www.research.att.com/sw/download/beta
after about a week of feedback we plan to make an official release
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