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I installed it without dev and tried the example with python -m textual. Instead of the lines for borders in buttons and other widgets, I got strange characters. Probably it's because my Windows installation is not in English, so the code page or the font might be missing the characters textual uses for the borders. I've seen a similar issue here, although the misrendered characters are others in my case. It says there that it might be a problem with an older version of Windows. This is an updated Windows 10 and my computer doesn't support Windows 11. I'm using the command prompt (cmd), although I know Windows Terminal is better: I'm used to cmd and I didn't want to install another app out of laziness.
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