Windows Terminal is about to have a retro version with a 'classic' interface.
Windows Terminal is a new command-line interface application released by Microsoft in late May 2019, aimed at simplifying the process of accessing environments such as PowerShell, cmd.exe and Windows subsystem for Linux (WSL).
Basically, Windows Terminal is not designed to replace existing control panels such as Command Prompt or PowerShell, but rather to provide users with a new, accessible type control panel option. with more features through support for other shells installed in Windows.
From the time of launch, Windows Terminal has been continuously improved by Microsoft, adding many useful features such as the ability to support multiple tabs and customize the theme, insert emoticons and render based on GPU, term consume a lot of system resources .
In the upcoming update, Windows Terminal will be adding a series of 'classic' retro-style CRT effects, bringing a familiar but equally interesting experience to people. use.
Besides the nostalgic interface, Microsoft will also add some notable new functions to Windows Terminal. You will be able to 'search' the terminal tabs to find input or output information from various commands, as well as resize the tab being added so that you can adjust to see more tabs. In addition, Microsoft will also add the ability to specify a profile to be opened with custom lock constraints, in addition to applying a single setting to all terminal profiles.
All of these improvements follow the recent update to Windows Terminal - introducing split view support. You can now open multiple command prompt (s) side by side in the same tab in Terminal.
The new Windows Terminal update will be released by Microsoft worldwide from January 14.
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