The sample settings.json is given below, your settings.json might look a bit different depending upon your profiles, plus I have removed all the comments from the file. The user can work with multiple profiles in a single instance of Terminal by opening multiple sessions of all the available profile options. The Terminal offers a tab-based user interface. Each of these profiles can be customized individually. The Terminal automatically creates multiple profiles for multiple versions of PowerShell or WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) installed on the system. An individual profile can be also customized as per need. The user can customize backgrounds, color schemes, add background images, custom fonts as well as define its own key bindings (shortcuts). This is one of the best features that any user would like. You can change the distro using the following command-line option. wsl -install The default Linux distribution installed will be Ubuntu. Run the following command from the Windows terminal (with administrative access ).
In the tab dropdown menu select 'Settings' which opens a code editor showing a JSON configuration file. You can launch the Windows Terminal from the Start -> Search option.
Get it via the Windows app store if you dont have it installed already. The details of all the available features are well documented and can be found at Microsoft site Customization Windows Terminal The new Windows Terminal application, which by default supports cmd, powershell and WSL can also be extended to support a MSYS2 shell. Below given are some of the top features. Windows Terminal is packed with lots of features, and the user can customize a variety of functionality to improve day to day workflows.
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