You can get more informations about your Windows version with the winver command. If the third number from the build version starts with 18, or newer, you should be OK. This is what I see on my machine: 1 C:\>ver 2 3 Microsoft Windows 4 5 C:\> Open a Console window and check what build version of Windows 10 you have: 1 ver If you already are on Windows 1903, or up, you are good to go.
If you are like me and can’t wait until the official release of 1903, you can install Windows Insiders edition which will let you build and use the new Terminal application today. Launch the Windows Terminal app, select the down-arrow menu, and click “Settings.” Or, you can press Ctrl+, (comma) to open “Settings” directly.In order to be able to use the Windows Terminal application, you will need at least Windows 1903 which is going to be released this month, in a matter of days. Windows 11 should automatically make Windows Terminal the default terminal application when it is installed, but if it doesn’t, you can change it manually.
You need to download and install the Windows Terminal app if you don’t have it on your computer already. RELATED: Windows 11: What's New In Microsoft's New OS How to Make Windows Terminal Your Default Terminal app Windows 11 uses the Windows Terminal app as the default command-line environment to open CMD, PowerShell, and Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). Such features probably won’t make it to the Windows Console. Switching to the Windows Terminal app gives you access to other features like themes, emoji support, multiple sessions, split panes, GPU rendering, and many other customizations.
RELATED: The New Windows Terminal Is Ready Here's Why It's Amazing You can run multiple instances of PowerShell and Command Prompt (CMD) in separate tabs if you want. Windows Terminal app opens in a tabbed view by default - much like a browser does - to help you manage several command-line windows at once. Unfortunately, that means you’ll end up shuffling between multiple open windows on your desktop. When you open a Command Prompt or PowerShell on Windows, each session begins in a separate window. As of August 2022, there isn’t an easy way to switch over to Windows Terminal on Windows 10. Why Should You Switch to Windows Terminal? Note: Windows 10 does not display the “Set as Default” option used here.
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