** Description changed:

  [ Impact ]
  
-  * In some versions of Windows Terminal, there's a notorious bug known as
-    "double encoding of escape sequences."
+  * In some versions of Windows Terminal, there's a notorious bug known as
+    "double encoding of escape sequences."
  
-    https://github.com/microsoft/terminal/issues/15083
+    https://github.com/microsoft/terminal/issues/15083
  
-    This bug causes garbage characters to appear in the input of far2l
-    when the mouse is moved.
+    This bug causes garbage characters to appear in the input of far2l
+    when the mouse is moved.
  
-  * The same bug also causes problems with the bracketed paste
-    functionality.
+  * The same bug also causes problems with the bracketed paste
+    functionality.
  
-    https://github.com/microsoft/terminal/issues/17656
+    https://github.com/microsoft/terminal/issues/17656
  
-  * Furthermore, far2l itself has two issues that exacerbate the situation:
-    1) it generates garbage input when receiving unsupported mouse events, and
-    2) in win32-input-mode, which is used in Windows Terminal, the zero keycode
-    should be replaced with the VK_UNASSIGNED constant. Otherwise, Cyrillic
-    characters (and probably characters of other non-Latin scripts) are ignored
-    in the data pasted from the clipboard into the terminal.
+  * Furthermore, far2l itself has two issues that exacerbate the situation:
+    1) it generates garbage input when receiving unsupported mouse events, and
+    2) in win32-input-mode, which is used in Windows Terminal, the zero keycode
+    should be replaced with the VK_UNASSIGNED constant. Otherwise, Cyrillic
+    characters (and probably characters of other non-Latin scripts) are ignored
+    in the data pasted from the clipboard into the terminal.
+ 
+  * All listed problems are fixed (or worked around in case of escape sequences
+    double encoding problem) in master branch of far2l.
  
   * Backporting the fix from the master branch will improve Windows Terminal
-    users UX, both then working in WSL[g] environments or then running far2l
-    on remote machines via ssh
+    users UX, both then working in WSL[g] environments or then running far2l
+    on remote machines via ssh
  
  [ Test Plan ]
  
     On Windows system:
  
      1. Copy some Cyrillic string to system clipboard
      ("это строка для проверки", for example).
  
      2. Open Windows Terminal
  
      3. Run far2l inside (in 24.04, in local WSL[g]
      or by connecting by ssh to remote host)
  
      4. Ask Windows Terminal to do paste by pressing Ctrl+V or Shift+Ins
  
-     5. Try to move mouse over the far2l window
+     5. Try to move mouse over the far2l window
  
-    Text should be pasted ok and no input garbage should appear
+    Text should be pasted ok and no input garbage should appear
  
  [ Where problems could occur ]
  
   * Some input errors in Windows Terminal may occur.
     However, this way of input processing has been tested in ppa builds
     from master branch by volunteers and no problems were found.
  
   * Also, the fix is Windows Terminal-specific. Even if it breaks
     something, working in cmd.exe console window
     still would be possible.
  
  [ Other Info ]
  
   * wsl_fixes_2410.patch contains fix backported to 24.10
  
-  * ubuntu_wt_fixes.patch contains fix backported to 24.10
+  * ubuntu_wt_fixes.patch contains fix backported to 24.04
  
-  * fix_wt_paste.patch is incomplete and should not be used
+  * fix_wt_paste.patch is incomplete and should not be used
  
  ProblemType: Bug
  DistroRelease: Ubuntu 24.04
  Package: 2.6.0~beta+ds-1ubuntu0.2
  Architecture: amd64
  SourcePackage: far2l

** Tags removed: oracular
** Tags added: noble

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