using the default keyword hides compiler warnings. this causes enum
expansion to require a dev to remember to expand all switch-cases that use
the enum to make sure they are still correct, since that never ever happens
don't use default. also, why do what a computer can do for us...

drop default keyword usage. replace it with explicitly break cases, which
is explicitly overriding the compiler warning, and taking default actions
*after* the switch-case block.
this allows the compiler to warn about unhandled enum values. such as

console.cpp:139:12: warning: enumeration value ‘DVI’ not handled in switch [-Wswitch]