Microsoft has recently rolled out two updates for its terminal applications: Windows Terminal version 1.23.12681.0 and Windows Terminal Preview version 1.24.2682.0. These releases aim to enhance user experience by merging features from both the modern Windows Terminal and the original console host into one streamlined platform.
Key enhancements in Windows Terminal v1.23.12681.0 include the reinstatement of the complete Dimidium color scheme, addressing user requests for better aesthetics. The update also backports support for mingw path translation style and resolves several performance issues. Notable bug fixes address tab management, ensuring smoother operation without unnecessary tab creation, and improve stability during rapid title changes. Furthermore, issues related to unresponsive window controls during terminal launches and closures have been resolved, alongside other specific bug fixes that enhance overall usability.
In addition, the Windows Terminal Preview v1.24.2682.0 introduces further refinements to the Dimidium color scheme, resolves issues with command execution, and improves media loading processes. The update also enhances the SSH profile generator and ensures stability when using various keyboard shortcuts, while preventing unexpected tab closures under rapid interactions.
Together, these updates aim to provide command-line users with a more efficient and customizable terminal experience, catering to the diverse needs of the Windows command-line community. As the development team continues to address performance and usability concerns, users can look forward to an increasingly robust tool that supports their command-line workflows.
Future updates may further enhance features like tab management, performance optimization, and user customization options, ensuring Windows Terminal remains competitive with other terminal applications in the market. As technology evolves, ongoing improvements will likely focus on incorporating user feedback and adapting to emerging trends in software development
Key enhancements in Windows Terminal v1.23.12681.0 include the reinstatement of the complete Dimidium color scheme, addressing user requests for better aesthetics. The update also backports support for mingw path translation style and resolves several performance issues. Notable bug fixes address tab management, ensuring smoother operation without unnecessary tab creation, and improve stability during rapid title changes. Furthermore, issues related to unresponsive window controls during terminal launches and closures have been resolved, alongside other specific bug fixes that enhance overall usability.
In addition, the Windows Terminal Preview v1.24.2682.0 introduces further refinements to the Dimidium color scheme, resolves issues with command execution, and improves media loading processes. The update also enhances the SSH profile generator and ensures stability when using various keyboard shortcuts, while preventing unexpected tab closures under rapid interactions.
Together, these updates aim to provide command-line users with a more efficient and customizable terminal experience, catering to the diverse needs of the Windows command-line community. As the development team continues to address performance and usability concerns, users can look forward to an increasingly robust tool that supports their command-line workflows.
Future updates may further enhance features like tab management, performance optimization, and user customization options, ensuring Windows Terminal remains competitive with other terminal applications in the market. As technology evolves, ongoing improvements will likely focus on incorporating user feedback and adapting to emerging trends in software development
Windows Terminal v1.23.12681.0 and v1.24.2682.0 Preview released
Windows Terminal version 1.23.12681.0 and Windows Terminal Preview v1.24.2682.0 have been released, bringing together the modern Windows Terminal and its predecessor in one convenient location. This update incorporates features such as tab support, rich text, and configurability while also addressing performance concerns to ensure the terminal remains fast and efficient.
Windows Terminal v1.23.12681.0 and v1.24.2682.0 Preview released @ NT Compatible
