Windows Terminal will automatically create profiles for you if you’re using Windows Subsystem for Linux or Visual Studio. These profiles are associated with a command line application and can be individually customized to your liking. You can have multiple command line profiles inside Windows Terminal. Kayla CinnaFan-favorite features Profiles Here’s the behind-the-scenes footage of open sourcing the Terminal repo at our #MSBuild booth! Check out the code here #OnGitHub: /RLd8YrIBzo We had a splashy launch video that showed the vision we wanted to create with Terminal and we also open sourced our repository at our booth on the conference floor right after the announcement. Windows Terminal was first announced at Microsoft Build in May 2019. If you’ve already set your preferred default terminal, this update won’t overwrite your preference. This update uses “Let Windows decide” as the default selection, which points to Windows Terminal. The setting for the default terminal is on the Privacy & security > For developers page in Windows settings and on the Startup page of Windows Terminal’s settings. In order for this behavior to take effect, you’ll need to be running Windows Terminal version 1.15 or greater. This blog post will go into how this setting is enabled, the journey of Windows Terminal along with its fan-favorite features, as well as give a huge thank you to our contributors who have helped throughout Terminal’s journey. The day has finally come! Windows Terminal is now the default command line experience on Windows 11 22H2! This means that all command line applications will now automatically open in Windows Terminal.
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