I'm currently learning python and want to manipulate the console (set sizes and stuff), but it's hard to do so in the new windows terminal.
So is there a way to make your python code (likely as exe) run in the old windows console host and not the new windows 11 terminal?
I have tried making a .bat file to run the file, but it still opens in the terminal. I have also tried asking ChatGPT, but it doesn't know what I'm talking about. The python library 'Rich' doesn't work either.
I have concluded that it is not possible to do the following. The application/tool used to execute a file (no matter the filetype) is completely up to the executor. Although, if you want to execute a .exe file on windows using the old windows console host, you can do so by opening the new windows terminal > Settings > Default terminal application, and selecting 'Windows Console Host'. (note: this only works for your PC)
I hope this can help anyone else wondering whether or not it's possible.