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* Run `cat > /dev/null` (shells do their own line wrapping, so will not work) * Move cursor to terminal's last visible line using enter * Move cursor to terminal's last visible column by typing something * Type one more character Expected result: new line should appear with the cursor on the beginning Actual result: cursor disappears, no new line * Turn on blinking cursor * Run `cat > /dev/null` * Move cursor to terminal's last visible column by typing something * Type one more character Expected result: the cursor should move to new line's first column and blink Actual result: the cursor "moves" but does not blink

* Run `cat > /dev/null` (shells do their own line wrapping, so will not work) * Move cursor to terminal's last visible line using enter * Move cursor to terminal's last visible column by typing something * Type one more character Expected result: new line should appear with the cursor on the beginning Actual result: cursor disappears, no new line * Turn on blinking cursor * Run `cat > /dev/null` * Move cursor to terminal's last visible column by typing something * Type one more character Expected result: the cursor should move to new line's first column and blink Actual result: the cursor "moves" but does not blink

* Run `cat > /dev/null` (shells do their own line wrapping, so will not work) * Move cursor to terminal's last visible line using enter * Move cursor to terminal's last visible column by typing something * Type one more character Expected result: new line should appear with the cursor on the beginning Actual result: cursor disappears, no new line * Turn on blinking cursor * Run `cat > /dev/null` * Move cursor to terminal's last visible column by typing something * Type one more character Expected result: the cursor should move to new line's first column and blink Actual result: the cursor "moves" but does not blink