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Windows Terminal Preview 1.23 Release – Windows Command Line
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Here is our first Windows Terminal Preview release of the year! In this release, we focused on porting manny of our beloved settings to the Settings UI. We also have several bug fixes and accessibility updates as well.We are also updating Windows Terminal stable to version 1.22 which will include all of the features from this previous blog post.
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this feature is available in all versions of Windows 11 and versions of Windows 10 22H2 after the installation of the May 23, 2023 update, KB5026435. To open any command line submission with Windows Terminal, set it as your default terminal application.
Windows terminal Preview 1.17 Release - Windows Command Line
The windows Terminal team is back with our first release of the year! This release introduces version 1.17 to Windows Terminal Preview and updates Windows Terminal to version 1.16 with these new features.
as always, you can install Windows Terminal and Windows Terminal Preview from the Microsoft Store, from the GitHub releases page, or by using winget.
Profiles have long been able to adjust foreground, background and selection colours, but these settings were not yet accessible through the UI. This is now the case.Another new addition is an icon picker that allows users to quickly select emoji, built-in icons or external icon files. The appearance settings page now has a new editor for spatial padding.
another major innovation is that users can now copy screen content with escape sequences by setting a copy action with ”withControlSequences”: true. Applications can also now use the S8C1T and S7C1T escape sequences to enable or disable C1 controls.DOCS now enables 8-bit control characters on stdin when using ISO2022 encoding.
The full changelog and download links for the latest Windows Terminal Preview are available on GitHub. Users can also download the updates from the Microsoft Store.
Windows Terminal Preview 1.23 Release – Windows Command line
Interview: Enhancing Windows Terminal with New Features
Editor: welcome to our interview series on teh latest advancements in command-line technology. Today, we are excited to discuss the Windows Terminal Preview 1.23 release.Could you start by highlighting the key innovations introduced in this version?
Guest: Thank you for having me. In the Windows Terminal Preview 1.23 release,we have introduced a significant enhancement that allows users to copy screen content with escape sequences by setting a copy action with “withControlSequences”: true
Editor: That sounds like a powerful addition.Can you elaborate on how this feature benefits developers and power users?
Guest: Absolutely. Many terminal applications use escape sequences to control text appearance and behavior. With this new feature, users can now seamlessly copy text that includes these escape sequences, preserving the formatting and making it easier to use and share formatted content. This is especially useful for developers who need to copy and paste code snippets or formatted messages directly from the terminal.
Editor: Another notable feature mentioned in the release is the ability to use S8C1T and S7C1T escape sequences to enable or disable C1 controls. how does this enhance the functionality of the terminal?
Guest: The S8C1T and S7C1T escape sequences are part of the ISO 2022 standard for character encoding. These sequences allow applications to switch between different sets of control characters, which can be very useful in environments that require support for multiple languages or special character sets. By enabling or disabling C1 controls, developers can fine-tune the behavior of their applications to better suit their needs.
Editor: DOCS now enables 8-bit control characters on stdin when using ISO2022 encoding. How does this enhancement impact users?
Guest: The ability to handle 8-bit control characters on stdin with ISO2022 encoding is crucial for applications that need to process and display a wide range of characters, including those outside the standard ASCII set. This enhancement ensures that terminal applications can correctly interpret and display these characters, making the terminal more versatile and capable of handling complex text inputs.
Editor: Where can users find more facts and download the latest windows terminal preview?
Guest: The full changelog and download links for the latest Windows Terminal Preview are available on GitHub. Users can also download the updates from the Microsoft Store.
Editor: Thank you for sharing these insights. is there anything else you would like to add before we wrap up?
Guest: I would encourage users to visit the dev blog for more detailed information on the latest features and improvements.the community feedback has been invaluable in shaping the development of Windows Terminal, and we look forward to continuing to enhance the user experience.
Editor: Thank you for joining us today and providing such detailed insights into the new features of Windows Terminal Preview 1.23.
