When you open a gnome terminal (or another terminal emulator) and start the wine console, the terminal "changes" to overwrite mode although its default has always been insert mode. This silent paradigm shift can be annoying, and makes you write many failing commands until you notice it.
wine cmd
When you type echo est, then press ←←←t, it gives echo tst instead of echo test
Is this normal, or is something not working right?
Should it inherit the setting from the terminal/desktop environment? If not, should it be set by default to the more common behaviour?
(If I'm not mistaken, it seems insert mode is on by default even on Windows 7.)
Is there a setting or registry key that I could customize as workaround?
