I would use the native one on Windows (and maybe if GTK+3) but why an installer-specific thing?
As you know, I created a dumb installer using msys2 and it crashes on the file dialog too. Why would you not want my build to work?
Also, we should probably just force it, since it crashes otherwise.
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In a <b>Java</b> file with the cursor positioned as shown:
(1) Bracket jumping with <b>ctrl-B</b> works:
![matchingbrackets1](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7548378/11224906/30474f14-8d6f-11e5-85e6-301e47bd7f4d.png)
(2) Bracket jumping with <b>ctrl-B</b> does not work:
![matchingbrackets2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7548378/11224907/304a53c6-8d6f-11e5-8e59-fa83dcd97276.png)
(3) Bracket jumping with <b>ctrl-B</b> works again:
![matchingbrackets3](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7548378/11224908/304b8110-8d6f-11e5-9616-46d0969b46b9.png)
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![cutinoverwritemode](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7548378/11228130/84aa396e-8d82-11e5-97c7-d605fccaf52d.png)
Pressing <b>ctrl-X</b> with the cursor in line 1 to cut in over-write mode produces line 2, which is the same the result as when in insert mode. Please consider the possibility that it might be more congruent with over-write mode's goal of avoiding change to the column locations of the surrounding text if the result were as on line 3. <i>Thanks!
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