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› UKTH forums › π» Computers › π¬ Windows (OS) › Windows 11 gets new default command line tool
According to MSN.com – your command line experience could be in for a revamp soon, with Windows Terminal becoming the default terminal in the latest Windows 11 Insider preview build.
As described in a MicrosoftΒ blog post, all command line applications, including the likes of Command Prompt and PowerShell, will now launch in Windows Terminal automatically for members of the early access Dev Channel.
Windows Terminal, launched in 2019, offers up a modern replacement to Microsoftβs decades-old Windows Console, giving users access to a whole new set of features including multiple tabs and panes, and the ability to create your own themes and customize text, colors, backgrounds and shortcuts.
Does this impact me?
The change will only impact you if have Windows Terminal version 1.15 installed – which you can grab from GitHub by headingΒ hereΒ – and are a member of the early access program.
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