Windows Terminal Preview 1.17 is now available with Mica support, process restart, and dropdown menu customizations, among other things. Version 1.16 is generally available today too.
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The latest release of Windows Terminal Preview appears to be quite significant as it sets a new text rendering engine as the default, and has more colors and theming support for customization too.
Microsoft has released Windows Terminal 1.14 Stable and Windows Terminal 1.15 Preview today. The updates bring new features like Mark mode, scroll marks as well as multiple crash fixes.
Microsoft has rolled out simultaneous releases for both Windows Terminal Stable and Preview branches. The latter now enables you to split a single background image over multiple panes.
The latest Windows Terminal Preview release v1.13.1098 brings several bug fixes. These fixes include a ContentDialog bug, a Windows 11 animation queue problem, a debug log spam issue, and more.
Windows Terminal Preview 1.11 is out, and version 1.10 is headed to stable users. The preview brings pane improvements, the ability to drag and drop directories, an acrylic title bar, and much more.
Microsoft has released Windows Terminal Preview 1.10 that adds a few new features. These include the addition of a command palette button to the dropdown menu, support for bold text, and more.
Microsoft has released Windows Terminal 1.7 for preview users with windowing improvements, a new Real-only pane, settings UI improvements, and much more. Version 1.6 is now generally available.
Today, Microsoft is releasing its latest preview release of Windows Terminal. It contains a revamp of the settings UI, although the new look is only in alpha for now and is not enabled by default.
Microsoft has released the final preview of Windows Terminal with some new features. This release adds launch command line arguments, auto-detect PowerShell versions, bug fixes and more!
Microsoft has released the latest version of Windows Terminal, adding new features like search, a new optional retro effect for the UI, and improvements to the size of tabs. There are also bug fixes.
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