Microsoft has released Windows Terminal v0.9, which adds command-line arguments, automatic creation of PowerShell profiles, and a new setting that you lets you close all tabs without confirmation.

You can add a cascading or expandable context menu item to open Windows Terminal in Default, Command Prompt, PowerShell Profile.

After several months of testing, Microsoft has officially rolled out the stable release of Windows Terminal version ...

Tabs are an important UI feature of Terminal, allowing developers to work on multiple tools like Windows Subsystem on Linux distributions and PowerShell Core.

Windows 10 will soon let you configure Windows Terminal as the default terminal application to launch console and PowerShell programs.

This detailed guide shows how to open, manage, customize & configure Windows Terminal settings and help you use Windows Terminal like a pro.

How to launch PowerShell inside the terminal You may see PowerShell in your app drawer but to use it, open up a new terminal window and enter this simple command.

The new so-called “Windows Terminal” will launch in mid-June and promises to be a major update of the existing Windows Command Prompt and PowerShell experience.

Whether you need to use PowerShell day-to-day or just want to poke around and learn it while on a Chromebook, here's how to get started.