in WT :
Ctrl + Shift +1 (PS)
Ctrl + Shift +2 (prompt)
Ctrl + Shift +3 (bash)
Ctrl + Shift +W (close tab)
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in WT :
Ctrl + Shift +1 (PS)
Ctrl + Shift +2 (prompt)
Ctrl + Shift +3 (bash)
Ctrl + Shift +W (close tab)
I'm used to use PowerShell (Admin) by right-clicking Start to open it, now I have Windows Terminal (Admin) instead and it doesn't work. Anybody knows how to replace WT with PS?
Also a bummer that "Show most used apps" is not available, the toggle switch is greyed out.
Just Windows Terminal opened Powershell for me.
Up and running on two computers - One with a 10th Gen CPU but no TPM2.
Both working fine.
My initial impression - Love the improvements to Settings, hate that settings/control panel etc are still a mess
Not impressed with the Start menu being split between start and widgets. The first thing I did was move the Start button back to its corner. The recommended area is a waste of space. The retreat to a folderless Windows 3 program manager style for pinned icons is a step backwards.
I'm used to use PowerShell (Admin) by right-clicking Start to open it, now I have Windows Terminal (Admin) instead and it doesn't work. Anybody knows how to replace WT with PS?
Also a bummer that "Show most used apps" is not available, the toggle switch is greyed out.