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JP saw the PicoCalc's wordmark on a desktop session. The splash picks the widest mark that fits, the desktop one is 71 columns, and below that it swaps to the 53 drawn for the handheld -- so the app was announcing itself as the handheld and truncating every menu description onto the pager underneath. The window was 64 columns. reopen() passed no window argument, so wt.exe put the session in a *tab* of whatever window happened to be open and it inherited that size; with no window open it would instead have taken the reader's global launch size, which is a setting about their shell and nothing to do with this app. Either way the app could land somewhere too small for it, and the failure was quiet and cosmetic rather than anything that announced itself. It now asks for a window of its own at the platform's stated minimum plus a margin -- 80x30 on the desktop, derived from readable_cols/readable_rows so it follows them. Windows Terminal clamps to what the display can show, so a small screen degrades exactly as it did before. The tab is titled MeshTerm too. It was showing the executable's full path, which on a downloaded build is a line of Downloads folder. The icon is not ours to set -- Windows Terminal takes that from a profile and a bare command line is not one. Release 0.2.8. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>