


So split-screen is available now in Windows Terminal. The feature isn’t released yet, but as you can read here on there GitHub page, they are currently working on it. One of the features I am mostly looking forward to, besides the tabs, is the support of split-screens. The new terminal doesn’t only support multiple tabs and customization, it also supports Unicode, UTF-8 character, custom key-bindings and GPU accelerated text rendering engine Windows Terminal Split-screen It’s still a bit buggy, but already great to play with. Windows Terminal is set to be fully released at the end of 2019, but right now they released a preview version in the Windows Store. Windows Terminalįirst, let’s start with some info about Windows Terminal itself before we get into the customization of it. So having everything in one place with tabs and even split-screen is really nice. I use PowerShell and SSH a lot and have always multiple sessions open. The great advantage of Windows Terminal is the support of multiple tabs, customization and the upcoming split-screen function.Īs a SysAdmin, I have been looking out the (first) release of Window Terminal App. This new command-line app can be used for PowerShell, Cmd, SSH and WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux). The preview version of the new Windows Terminal app is now available.
