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This looks like a duplicate of the well-documented WebGL texture-atlas corruption issue affecting apps/desktop's xterm.js terminal. The "garbled / Klingon" symptom — characters render as wrong glyphs while structure (indentation, colors, layout) stays intact — matches several existing reports:
Why I didn't write a reproduction test or open a PR: this manifests intermittently in real GPU rendering (texture atlas corruption that doesn't fire onContextLoss), so it can't be exercised under bun:test without real WebGL + xterm. The existing PRs address the deterministic triggers (reattach, resize, context loss) with mock-based tests, and a workaround already exists — launching with --disable-gpu (per #3794) forces DOM rendering and eliminates the issue at the cost of all GPU acceleration.
To help maintainers if it happens again, the most useful info would be:
OS + Superset version
Whether you're using Chinese / CJK / emoji content
Whether it tends to follow tab switches, window resizes, display sleep/wake, or just extended idle
Whether selecting the garbled text repaints it correctly (this confirms the WebGL atlas theory)
Whether --disable-gpu makes it stop
Recommend closing as a duplicate of #3794 once a maintainer confirms.
OS + Superset version -> macos tahoe 26.4.1
Whether you're using Chinese / CJK / emoji content - no just engish
Whether it tends to follow tab switches, window resizes, display sleep/wake, or just extended idle -> no out of the blue
Whether selecting the garbled text repaints it correctly (this confirms the WebGL atlas theory)
Whether --disable-gpu makes it stop -> makes no sense with AI Agents
Closing as a duplicate of #5605, the consolidated tracker for stale terminal-rendering issues from the July 2026 stale-issue sweep (no activity since 2026-06-01). If this still applies on a current build, comment on #5605 and we'll reopen.
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github-actions commentedon May 7, 2026
Triage notes:
This looks like a duplicate of the well-documented WebGL texture-atlas corruption issue affecting
apps/desktop's xterm.js terminal. The "garbled / Klingon" symptom — characters render as wrong glyphs while structure (indentation, colors, layout) stays intact — matches several existing reports:Open PRs already targeting this:
Why I didn't write a reproduction test or open a PR: this manifests intermittently in real GPU rendering (texture atlas corruption that doesn't fire
onContextLoss), so it can't be exercised underbun:testwithout real WebGL + xterm. The existing PRs address the deterministic triggers (reattach, resize, context loss) with mock-based tests, and a workaround already exists — launching with--disable-gpu(per #3794) forces DOM rendering and eliminates the issue at the cost of all GPU acceleration.To help maintainers if it happens again, the most useful info would be:
--disable-gpumakes it stopRecommend closing as a duplicate of #3794 once a maintainer confirms.
aerioeus commentedon May 7, 2026
OS + Superset version -> macos tahoe 26.4.1
Whether you're using Chinese / CJK / emoji content - no just engish
Whether it tends to follow tab switches, window resizes, display sleep/wake, or just extended idle -> no out of the blue
Whether selecting the garbled text repaints it correctly (this confirms the WebGL atlas theory)
Whether --disable-gpu makes it stop -> makes no sense with AI Agents
Kitenite commentedon Jul 11, 2026
Closing as a duplicate of #5605, the consolidated tracker for stale
terminal-renderingissues from the July 2026 stale-issue sweep (no activity since 2026-06-01). If this still applies on a current build, comment on #5605 and we'll reopen.