I've been an ansi-term user for years (at least on unices, including Cygwin -- i...

		ElevenLathe 5 days ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Emacs is my new window manager (2015) I've been an ansi-term user for years (at least on unices, including Cygwin -- if I am forced to use vanilla w32 emacs without a *nix underneath, I will use eshell since I can do more in elisp-land without relying on the shitshow of Windows CLI utils). What are the benefits of eat vs ansi-term, in your opinion?

A few QoL of life commands and better handling of now common escape sequences.