The Windows Terminal has a settings.json file to manage theĬonfiguration with a lot of options! I’ll come onto this in a (priorities! 😂) and it wasn’t as simple as adding a string to a The first thing I did was try work out how to change the theme ℹ To see what available shells you have you can use Ctrl+Shift+Spaceīar which will activate the dropdown which will show all available The Windows Terminal team have done an awesome job of documenting all So it looks like the standard Command Prompt (sort of), I went aboutįinding if I could change that and was pleasantly surprised. (default), Command Prompt or Azure Cloud Shell.

Initial tab, there’s a dropdown menu to choose from one of PowerShell, When I first opened the app I was greeted with PowerShell as the If you prefer to watch how this is done then skip all the way to the Productive as possible when using the Windows Terminal. Peppering this post with all the keyboard shortcuts so you can be as ℹ If you know me then you’ll know I love a shortcut key combo, I’ll be Load more which I’ve only just discovered after researching this post! Windows Terminal comes with a lot of options for configuration and a I’ve been using the Windows Terminal now since the summer, it’s greatĪnd I now prefer it over Hyper which was my preferred terminal.

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