Microsoft has released Windows Terminal v0.11, a new version of Windows Terminal, a command-line application for developers using Command Prompt, PowerShell, and the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) for Windows 10. According to Microsoft, this version is the last major update before Windows Terminal version 1.0, but there may be some revisions to this version in the future. Users can download this latest version from the Microsoft Store or from the relevant GitHub page . Windows Terminal v0.11 is the first version to support a non-English user interface language, but Microsoft is still facing bugs and translation issues.
Microsoft plans to release Terminal 1.0 in May, a year after Terminal was announced at the Microsoft Build 2019 developer conference. Microsoft Build 2020, scheduled for May 19-21 in Seattle, will be held online due to the COVID-19. Build typically attracts about 5,000 developers.
There have also been significant changes to the settings. For example, profiles.json has been renamed to settings.json. For users who have Terminal installed, this will automatically update the user file name. Microsoft recommends that users move the settings file out of the folder and let Terminal automatically create a new one. They will then be able to move the settings to the new folder. font developed by Microsoft for Terminal, is now the default for all profiles automatically created by Terminal. Additionally, the default background color in Windows PowerShell Profile is now black. There are other changes, including the touch keyboard, which will now appear when users click in Terminal, as well as improvements to trackpad and touchscreen .
