Closed hferreiro closed 4 years ago
You see it because previous terminal is closed and new has appeared. This is default behaviour and I won't change it. You can make your fork if you want, I only can show the place where it can be switched in code.
Just one more comment to try to change your mind: this would be consistent with the current behaviour when multiple tabs are opened, and with the behavior of most (all?) Linux terminal emulators.
When executing
exit
or pressingctrl+d
, the terminal should close. Instead, all text is cleared and a new prompt is shown.