It reached general availability in May 2020, several months later than planned. Microsoft originally announced Windows Terminal at Build in May 2019. In Windows Terminal version 1.7, which has just been released on the stable channel to the Microsoft Store and GitHub, Microsoft has added a UI for modifying settings, including changing color schemes and other appearance settings. But until recently, customizations were only possible by editing a JSON settings file. You can use -window,-w with wt.exe to specify which terminal window you'd like to interact with.One of the most interesting features of Windows Terminal is the ability to customize the appearance of each tab. There's a new command line argument for running commands in specific windows as well. "windowingBehavior": "useNew" We have a new action called newWindow, which allows you to open a new window with the command palette and/or your keyboard. This setting can be found on the Startup page of the settings UI. Options include a new window ( "useNew" ), an already existing window ( "useAnyExisting" ), and an already existing window on this desktop ( "useExisting" ). Windowing improvements You can now set new terminal windows to launch in an already existing terminal instance! This can be done in a few different ways: A new global setting has been added called windowingBehavior, which allows you to set where new instances of Windows Terminal launch. Full documentation on how to create a JSON fragment extension can be found on our docs site. This is especially useful for applications who want a specific color scheme to go with their executable or for a community member to share their Windows Terminal configuration with just a simple download. You can create a folder that includes the JSON snippet file as well as other assets such as background images to include in your extension. This means that snippets of JSON can be downloaded as extensions that can modify a user's settings.
Let's check out what's new! JSON fragment extensions Windows Terminal now supports JSON fragment extensions. Windows Terminal Preview 1.7 Release Kayla March 1st, 2021 You can install both Windows Terminal and Windows Terminal Preview from the Microsoft Store or from the GitHub releases page.
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