Windows Terminal has a hidden feature called "Quake mode" that turns it into a global drop-down console, saving you precious seconds and mouse clicks.

The Windows Terminal is a more powerful tool than you may think, and I tried using it for browsing the web and more.

For both Windows 10 and 11, the Windows Terminal app offers powerful and interesting ways to run and interact with a variety of command line environments. Via a single interface, this tool offers ...

Windows Terminal is now available for enterprise use. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Windows Terminal hits 1.0 release. Linux ...

There are two ways you can configure the Windows Terminal to open in the center of the screen, and not on the top left corner. One of these methods includes modifying the Settings.json file, and the ...

As a Windows 11 user, there might be times when you want to execute a Command Prompt action directly in a specific folder, ...

Microsoft has released Windows Terminal 1.7 and Windows Terminal Preview 1.8 with some long-awaited features and improvements. For those unaware, Windows Terminal is an open-source terminal ...

Almost a couple of years before Microsoft announced the release of several tools, services, APIs for computer geeks like us who like to tweak everything we lay our hands on. One of those things was ...

Microsoft released Windows Terminal Preview v1.10 today, and it comes with numerous handy improvements, including bold text support, Quake mode on the taskbar, easier access to the Command Palette, ...

In this article, we have covered some quick ways, like changing the theme of the Windows terminal using windowsterminalthemes.dev and adding fonts to the terminal using nerdfonts.com to customize the ...

Amid the Build news this week, some quiet open source tools bombshells were dropped by Microsoft. For instance, Microsoft this week introduced Windows Terminal, an open source command-line console for ...

Microsoft has unveiled Windows Terminal at its 2019 Build conference for developers. This year Azure is the star of the show and in the company's cloud-first world Microsoft is showing off more love ...