Added `/` at the applications, otherwise applications may be considered a file if the directory is not present. The addition of `/` also ensures user knows that he/she needs to create new directory if it is not present.
Treat the XTerm specific modifyOtherKeys escape codes as putting the
disambiguate mode on/off the stack. The escape code causes XTerm to use
a (broken, naturally) variant of CSI u encoding for many keys, so we
treat it as going into the disambiguate mode.
Clarify that RFC1950-style zlib-wrapped deflate (as opposed
to RFC1951-style raw deflate) payloads are sent in the
graphics protocol, and that base64 encoding follows
compression (implied by remarks elsewhere, but go ahead and
make it explicit here).
Some legacy terminal applications get confused seeing CSI u escape
codes. Since it is relatively common to press ctrl or shift and
space/enter/tab/backspace, emit the same bytes as traditional terminals
do for these common keys.
Instead use the larger of the two alphas. This gives better results
for overlapping text, such as the infinite length ligature glyphs used
by FiraCode. I dont think adding ever gave better results anyway.
Now such ligatures are detected based on glyph naming convention.
This removes the gap in the ligatures at cell boundaries. However, at
least in Fira Code the infinite length ligature glyphs define a negative
left side bearing. This means they overlap when drawn consecutively,
leading to unsightly bumps at the joins.
Fixes#2695
For some reason it puts empty glyphs after the ligature glyph rather than before it.
There is a possibility this fix might break something else, we will see.
Fixes#3313
This is much smaller than before and essentially works around the issue
of the text being scaled when the window is resized to small sizes. Also
has the nice side effect of making the code simpler for the panel
kitten. Fixes#3307
