Windows Terminal 1.25 is released to the Preview Channel, with Settings Search, Action Editing, New Languages, and more.

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Windows Terminal 1.25 is now available in the Preview Channel, bringing several new features: a Settings Search UI, a graphical key binding editor for actions, built-in Kitty Keyboard Protocol support for better input disambiguation, and community translations for Serbian (Cyrillic) and Ukrainian. Miscellaneous improvements include configurable Unicode ambiguous character width, a 10-20% I/O throughput boost from re-enabled guided optimization, VS Code Modern Dark/Light color schemes, and several bug fixes around elevated sessions, search behavior, and rendering artifacts. Windows Terminal stable is also updated to 1.24 with features from the previous preview cycle.

Windows Terminal Preview 1.25 Release

<p>How many terminals (cmd, pwsh, Windows Terminal) would MS need if it moved from DOS to a GUI starting with Windows 3.0 😏</p>


<p>It’s amazing how Microsoft is making such a complete terminal, too bad it probably has tracers…</p>
