2019/05/22 Update
The news is that the Windows 10 May 2019 Update (build 1903) has been released.
I updated it right away, and it fixed the weird Emacs display in WSL!
It was worth the wait.
But maybe I should have waited a little longer...
I'll leave the original article for your reference.
The cursor display in Emacs in WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) is wrong.
Specifically, as I move the cursor to the right, the cursor suddenly jumps to the far right of the screen. I don't think this happened before... (Vi, Nano does not happen) (The build I am using now is 1809)
I was researching and found an article that looks like it.
It certainly seems to be tab related, as the article states, since it gets weird when you move to the right and the cursor comes to the tab position. It seems that the bug is fixed, but we have to wait until the next build is released to reflect it: ......
Since I don't use it that often, I'll just use "Ctrl+L" redraw when the display goes wrong and wait until a fixed build is released.
But if I can't resist, I'll put in VcXsrv and GUI Emacs.... I don't want to put in too many applications...
