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Full Changelogīelow is the full release notes from Microsoft, including bug fixes: The company says the engine brings better performance, bold text, hyperlink lines, overlines, underlines, and more. Users can change to the light theme within the settings.Įlsewhere, Microsoft is making the text rendering engine it launched in Terminal Preview 1.13 the default on the app. Speaking of theme, the app now defaults to the Windows dark theme instead of mimicking the system theme. According to the company, this is to make the appearance of the app more “cohesive”. Microsoft has also made more colors available for the Windows Terminal.

Microsoft has documentation covering the full range of options available. Other customisation options include tabs, windows, and tab rows.

For example, it is possible to modify themes from the JSON file and access them through the Settings. This means users can fully customise the Terminal in their own design. On that latter front, you’ll need to edit a JSON file to access the full suite of customization tools.įirst up in the Windows Terminal version 1.16 preview update is the ability to access a global property for themes. Developers can leverage multiple tabs and customize the experience with themes. Windows Terminal is Microsoft’s command prompt experience launched for Windows 10 but also now on Windows 11. Looking at the release notes, this update seems to make plenty of significant changes. With this release, the tool is reaching version 1.16 in preview. The setting can be found inside the console property sheet and is in the settings UI in Windows Terminal Preview.Microsoft is this week launching the latest versions of its Windows Terminal command line service. The new default emulator setting is in the just-released Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 21390 for Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel. For example, double clicking on PowerShell will automatically open it inside Windows Terminal Preview. With this version of Windows Terminal Preview, users can set it as the default emulator on Windows, allowing any command line application to launch inside the user's selected terminal emulator. SEE: Cheat sheet: Windows 10 PowerToys (free PDF) (TechRepublic) The terminal is 'snapped' to the top half of the monitor and can only be resized from the bottom. It can be dismissed with the same shortcut. Version 1.9 of the Windows Terminal Preview introduces " quake mode", which allows users to fire up a new terminal instance from anywhere in Windows by typing the shortcut Win + `. Here's how you can still get a free Windows 10 upgrade

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