Introducing Windows Terminal v0.10! As always, you can download it from , or from the releases page on . Let's take a closer look at the details of the update under the cut!
Mouse input
The terminal now supports mouse input in Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) applications, as well as in Windows applications that use virtual terminal (VT) input. This means that applications like tmux and Midnight Commander will recognize clicks on items in the Terminal window! If the application is in mouse mode, you can hold shiftto make a selection instead of sending input to the VT.
Updating settings
Duplicate panels
Now you can open a new panel by duplicating a profile from any selected panel by simply focusing on it and pressing a key combination. To do this, in the "keybindings" section of your profiles.json you need to add "splitMode": "duplicate" ΠΊ "splitpane". You can use other options as well, such as "commandline", "index", "startingDirectory" or "TabTitle". If you want to know more about these options, I recommend that you read this .
{"keys": ["ctrl+shift+d"], "command": {"action": "splitPane", "split": "auto", "splitMode": "duplicate"}}
Error correction
- Significantly improved text display when resizing the window;
- Fixed dark theme borders (they are no longer white)
- If the taskbar is hidden and your Terminal is maximized, it now automatically appears when you move the mouse cursor to the bottom of the screen;
- Azure Cloud Shell can now run PowerShell and support mouse input, and can also be set as the preferred shell;
- Changed the scrolling speed when using the touchpad or touch screen.
Future plans
We want to give you an update on our plans so you know what to expect in the coming months. We are currently working on fixing bugs to prepare for the release of v1. Windows Terminal v1 itself will be released in May. After that, we plan to release the next update in June to continue our monthly update cycle. Our releases will continue to be available in the Microsoft Store and on GitHub!
In conclusion
As always, if you'd like to leave a review or have any questions, feel free to email Kayla (Kayla, ) on Twitter. In addition, if you want to make a suggestion to improve the Terminal or report a bug in it, please contact us at . We hope you enjoy this edition of Windows Terminal!
Source: habr.com