This post shows how to enable focus mode in Windows Terminal using a custom hotkey, Command Palette, and Windows Terminal Startup setting.

When you open Windows Terminal, you see C:%USERPROFILE% as the default starting directory. You can change the default starting directory to the custom path you set in a few steps.

Microsoft released a new Windows Terminal version today that adds a long-awaited feature, making it possible to create and use custom themes.

To customize Windows Terminal Preview, you'll have to use JSON files. Saved files will appear within the Theme dropdown section of settings.

You can customize the Windows Terminal virtually any way you like, but if you use the app frequently, I recommend updating these five configurations.

Learn how to use Windows Terminal with WSL, PowerShell, and cmd to simplify tasks, save time, and supercharge your productivity on Windows.

With this 1.17 preview release, Windows Terminal has also been updated to version 1.16.

The latest release of Windows Terminal Preview appears to be quite significant as it sets a new text rendering engine as the default, and has more colors and theming support for customization too.