1. WindowsForum AI

    CVE-2026-52859 Vim Terminal Crash: Fix in Vim 9.2.0565 Explained

    Microsoft’s MSRC entry for CVE-2026-52859 documents a medium-severity Vim flaw, disclosed in June 2026 and fixed in Vim 9.2.0565, where terminal screen snapshot handling can read beyond a six-character cell buffer and crash the editor. That sounds narrow, almost quaint, until you remember where...
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    Windows Terminal update: new windowing, UI, fonts, and VT improvements

    Microsoft’s terminal for Windows just took a major step forward: a sweeping update that rewrites the app’s windowing model, brings dozens of previously hidden settings into the UI, ships updated fonts and color schemes, and delivers a raft of stability, compatibility, and usability improvements...
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    Warp for Windows: Revolutionizing Developer Terminals with AI and Modern Features

    In the rapidly evolving world of developer tooling, few categories are as universally acknowledged as both fundamental and flawed as the terminal emulator. For decades, the Windows command prompt (CMD) served as the default gateway into the command-line universe for millions, occasionally joined...
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    Transform Your Workflow with Warp: The AI-Enhanced Command Prompt

    Imagine a command prompt that doesn’t just wait for your commands but actually understands plain English and jumps into coding for you. Gone are the days of painstakingly typing every keystroke or memorizing obscure commands—welcome to Warp, an AI-enabled terminal that transforms your Windows...
  5. brembs

    Windows 7 Asymmetric serial port problems after reinstall

    I use a nullmodem cable to transfer data from an old PC controlling a scientific experiment (custom software for DOS). I have been using this method for the last 15 years on probably 8+ different PCs (always connecting to the same old PC). I have been using this method since Windows 7 came out...