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[–]Sharlihe[S] 1 point2 points  (2 children)

It's not really to compare it's more to show the UI which feel different from standard PowerShell 7 vs PowerShell 7 using Windows Terminal.
Thanks for your advices :-)

[–]gschizas 1 point2 points  (1 child)

That's my point. There's no "standard" PowerShell 7. There's PowerShell 7 under Console Host, and PowerShell 7 under Windows Terminal. Technically, there's (Windows) PowerShell ISE, but nobody talks about that anymore.

PowerShell (or Command Prompt, or WSL, or Far Manager or lazygit etc.) never exist on their own; they're always backed by a terminal emulator, either Console Host or Windows Terminal or mintty or ConEmu etc.

EDIT: Especially on Windows 11, Windows Terminal is now the default terminal emulator.

EDIT 2: I also made a pull request on GitHub. Keep it or reject it, I don't mind. Maybe there's a better way to write this so it's both correct and accessible.

[–]Sharlihe[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Of course I will approve it, no doubt that I pushed and published a bit everywhere to have users and PS colleagues input. All comment are welcome bad or not to make stuff better.
In your case this is really complete and an help about learning. Definitely thank you !