Microsoft is now rolling out Windows Terminal Preview version 1.11 for Windows Insiders and Windows Terminal 1.10. Windows Terminal 1.11 brings some new features like an acrylic title bar, improvements to the pane, and a lot more. We have you ... Read more
Microsoft has announced a new preview release of Windows Terminal, bringing the version to 1.10. This update brings a few new features, including a command palette button in the dropdown, Settings UI updates, support for bold text, and more. First ... Read more
Microsoft has announced a new preview release of Windows Terminal, the company’s new command-line tool for Windows 10. The preview version 1..9 brings a bunch of new features, including the Quake Mode, an option to set the tool as the ... Read more
Though Azure, Teams, and Microsoft 365 are usually the focus of Microsoft's Build developer conference, Windows 10 also is in the spotlight a bit, too. Microsoft announced several developer-themed updates for Windows 10, including support for GUI Linux apps in ... Read more
Microsoft has announced new versions of Windows Terminal both for general users and those using the preview version of the command-line tool. Windows Terminal version 1.7 is now rolling out to general users bringing all the features made available as ... Read more
Windows Terminal Preview 1.7 is here and it comes new features including Windowing improvements, JSON fragment extensions support, read-only panes, and more as detailed by a recent blog post by Kayla Cinnamon, Program Manager at Microsoft. You can install both ... Read more
For all of you Windows Terminal lovers out there 2021 is bringing quite a few impatiently awaited features. A recent blog post from Kayla Cinnamon, Program Manager at Microsoft outlines some of these upcoming features now available in Preview. Let's ... Read more
Microsoft has released today a new preview version of Windows Terminal which introduces support for Jump lists, making it easy to launch the app with a specific profile right from the Start Menu or Task Bar.
Windows Terminal 1.3 brings advanced tab switcher, tab colors, and more
Windows Terminal is Microsoft's new terminal emulator for Windows 10 PCs. It supports a variety of shell types, including PowerShell, legacy Command Prompt and Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). Terminal isn't yet included with Windows by default, although it has ... Read more
Microsoft has announced Windows Terminal 1.0 and PowerToys 0.18
Welcome back to our Windows 10 news recap, where we go over the top stories of the past week in the world of Microsoft’s flagship operating system. Windows 10 Twitter app gains DM and multi-account improvements with latest PWA update ... Read more
Microsoft Windows Terminal updated to v0.11 with new location and settings support.
The Windows Terminal app has been updated with mouse input support, duplicate pane
Microsoft has unveiled the last Windows Terminal preview before v1 release
Microsoft is giving the new Windows Terminal command-line app some CRT-like effects.
Microsoft is aiming to launch its Windows Terminal application in the first half of next year, or potentially “around February/March” according to its blog post.
Welcome back to our Windows 10 news recap, where we go over the top stories of the past week in the world of Microsoft’s flagship operating system. Windows Terminal v0.7 brings support for multiple panes and tab reordering This week ... Read more
Microsoft has released another update to the Windows Terminal application for Windows 10. This brings the app to version 0.7 on the Microsoft Store as well as on GitHub, and brings new improvements to improve multitasking. Perhaps the most significant ... Read more
Another update of Windows Terminal was just released, bringing an updated tabs UI, Dynamic Profiles, new cascading and launch settings. As noted in a changelog post by Microsoft, here are the two newest features of Windows Terminal Preview 1910: 1. ... Read more
Command Prompt basics: Working with files and folders Tired of using File Explorer to navigate your files? Alright, that may not be you, unless you're a developer or an IT professional. Developer or not, basic command line knowledge is always ... Read more