Microsoft released three versions of Windows Terminal in one day, including the stable version 1.25, which introduced features like a settings search, a new Actions editor, and Kitty Keyboard Protocol support. The previous stable version, 1.24, received maintenance patches to ensure users could benefit from reliability improvements without needing to upgrade. Additionally, the 1.26 Preview was launched, showcasing redesigned settings, workspaces, and desktop notifications, although it remains in a testing phase. This rollout demonstrates Microsoft's commitment to maintaining stability across all versions while continuing to innovate and expand the terminal's capabilities

Windows Terminal 1.25 Goes Stable, 1.24 Gets Patched, 1.26 Preview Launches

Microsoft released three Windows Terminal versions in a single day. Version 1.25 (1.25.2733.0) finally went stable after six Preview builds, adding settings search, a new Actions editor, Kitty Keyboard Protocol support, and window persistence. Simultaneously, Microsoft patched the 1.24 stable line with backported fixes so older users aren't left behind, while 1.26.2734.0 opened the Preview channel with redesigned Settings, workspaces, and desktop notifications. The rollout underscores Microsoft's multi-channel model, with reliability fixes flowing downward across all three releases.

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