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Buffer size #25
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* Un-swap Ubuntu yellow and cyan (felixse#291) The build-in Ubuntu profile has the yellows and cyans swapped. This fixes that. * Add dark and light mode SVG icons for felixse#203 (felixse#290) * Ap/ssh Implemented SSH by using the exsting infrastructure (felixse#293) * Appveyor builds (felixse#6) * SSH implemented. * Implementing SSH by using the existing app infrastructure. * Refactored to new command instead of a profile * Update .gitignore * fix: new line bug in verbatim string (felixse#294) * Read whole terminal frame at once to avoid console data append glitches (felixse#299) * Read whole terminal frame at once to avoid console data append glitches * Simplify calculation logic with Math.Max * Move back referencing <None Include="FluentTerminal.App_TemporaryKey.pfx" /> since it's used during AppVeyor GitHub Releases deployment * Dev/overlay control (felixse#278) * Creating a control for the overlay * using Interactivity * trying to bind by reference * fix bindings * remove unused packages * Move getter/setter to show method * Convert to AutoProperty * Make text copied notification configurable * cache settings, removed unused file * Less conflicting default keybindings (felixse#309) Many of FluentTerminal's default keybindings collide with commonly used default keys in various terminal apps. Use defaults that are less likely to cause problems to provide a better out-of-the-box experience. Many of the bindings are inspired by gnome-terminal's defaults. Also, the `false` modifiers in the default keybinding specifications have been removed. This makes it easier to see which modifiers are actually in use.
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I'd like to be able to configure the scrollback buffer size, or have the option for an unlimited buffer.
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