
Explore Windows Terminal and its support for multiple shells, including command prompt and PowerShell, then learn basic to advanced settings, multiple panes, and custom key bindings.
Explore how Windows Terminal serves as a container for multiple shells, bringing them into one customizable interface with tabs, panes, and profiles, and becoming the default terminal in Windows 11.
Install Windows Terminal via Microsoft Store or GitHub; store updates automatically, while GitHub requires manual updates. The app auto-detects shells and creates profiles like PowerShell, Azure CLI, and Kali Linux.
Explore how Windows Terminal startup settings control default profile, launch mode, new instance behavior, and window size, with gui and json file customization for tailored launch behavior.
Explore Windows Terminal interaction settings to control copy and paste behavior and rectangular selections. Learn how word delimiters and tab switcher styles tailor your workflow, with panes and clickable URLs.
Explore customizing Windows Terminal appearance and color schemes, including language, themes, tabs, title bar, and acrylic effects, plus editing and applying colors for accessibility.
Discover how to use and customize Windows Terminal actions, edit or create bindings, and manage them via settings or the json file for faster, more efficient workflows.
Learn how Windows Terminal profiles represent shells and settings, how to create, customize, rearrange, and hide profiles, and add new ones for unrecognized applications.
Configure Windows Terminal profiles to control shell appearance, fonts, color schemes, and starting directories. Duplicate profiles for different configurations and set tab titles, icons, backgrounds, and acrylic effects.
Learn to split a Windows Terminal tab into panes, navigate, resize, and zoom them, open different profiles with Alt-click, and customize actions for quick multitasking.
Create a retro command prompt in Windows Terminal by designing a green color scheme, duplicating profiles, configuring fonts and terminal effects, and testing the retro setup.
This course introduces learners to the new Windows Terminal Application, providing an in-depth exploration of its features and functionalities. Participants will receive a comprehensive overview of the application, including its benefits and advantages over traditional terminal applications. Throughout the course, learners will be guided through the process of installing Windows Terminal using various methods and will gain insights into startup settings, interaction settings, appearance customization, and color scheme adjustments. Additionally, the course covers the configuration of custom keyboard shortcuts, creation and modification of profiles for different shells, and the management of panes for running multiple shells simultaneously. As an extra, learners will discover how to create a retro-themed prompt profile, adding a touch of nostalgia to their command-line experience. By the end of the course, participants will have the skills and knowledge necessary to effectively utilize and customize Windows Terminal to suit their individual preferences and requirements. Whether for personal or professional use, this course equips learners with the tools to maximize productivity and efficiency in command-line operations on Windows operating systems.
This course is designed for individuals who want to familiarize themselves with the new Windows Terminal Application and harness its capabilities for enhanced productivity and efficiency in command-line operations.