When I install a VM on a server, setting the VM for a serial console, something is locking the resulting display into 80x24 monochrome for tmux. While I do have an old VT102 terminal, it's in storage - even when I install a physical system with a serial console, it's going to something much more modern. Can we drop this legacy limitation so I can see more of what's going on? It's also annoying in that disconnecting from the VM leaves my xterm locked to 80x24 until I reset/restart it. I poked around the anaconda source but couldn't find how this happens. I tried adding TERM=xterm to the kernel command line, but I think systemd didn't pass it beyond PID 1. Reproducible: Always
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