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Windows Terminal 1.14.1861.0

  -  37 MB  -  Open Source

Sometimes latest versions of the software can cause issues when installed on older devices or devices running an older version of the operating system. Software makers usually fix these issues but it can take them some time. What you can do in the meantime is to download and install an older version of Windows Terminal 1.14.1861.0.


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What's new in this version:

New:
- Terminal now has better support for xterm's "Alternate Screen Buffer"
- Console application windowing will now work more consistently within Terminal: when an application requests that it be hidden or minimized,
- we will minimize the associated terminal window.
- Terminal can now pass xterm focus events on to connected client applications
- We've added a new experimental setting, experimental.useBackgroundImageForWindow, that lets you use one image as the background for any number of panes
- You can now change the bell sound with the profile.bellSound setting

Fixes and Changes:
- Keyboard selection now works better with copyOnSelect
- Keyboard selection is now limited to the scrollable area
- "Open settings file" commands now explicitly mention "JSON" for easier searching
- An accelerator key is now defined for the "Open in Terminal" shell extension
- We no longer crash when using the Default Terminal setting in the settings UI
- The Default Terminal banner is now hidden if you opened a session via default terminal
- [O is no longer output erroneously from focus events for clients of libuv like neovim
- We no longer crash when a screen reader is reading from a CLI app using the alt buffer
- Deleting the last profile in the settings UI no longer causes a crash
- Opening Windows Terminal via the Win+X menu no longer occasionally crashes
- The "Open in Terminal" shell extension is now hidden when accessing a non-filesystem path like "Quick Actions"
- Clearing the screen via cls or Clear-Host won't leave behind an erroneous line of text
- Default Terminal sessions now properly pass focus events when opened
- Terminal will now use Unicode 14.0 to determine the width of some Unicode characters
- We will no longer try to launch wsl to ask it to tell us about distributions when it's obvious that you don't have any
- We've fixed a minor race condition in default terminal handoff that impacted nobody
- The tab's context menu now has "Find" as an option
- SetConsoleWindowInfo can no longer crash a terminal tab
- An occasional crash while opening the settings UI has been stomped out

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