Microsoft finally launches its new command line tool for Windows -- the Windows Terminal. The new Windows Terminal is the company's modern command line tool that caters to users such as shells like Command Prompt, PowerShell, and even WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux). The Windows Terminal installs and runs alongside the existing in-box Windows Console which preserves the backward compatibility with existing command-line tools, scripts, etc... This tool along with the Windows Console (it hosts the command-line infrastructure in Windows) will be open-sourced meaning that it's free for everyone. Government agencies and civil society groups welcomed the updates but noted that more measures may still be needed to address issues such as harmful content, misinformation, and cybercrime affecting children and teenagers online. Read more in our articles including "Microsoft reveals Windows Terminal command line tool" and "Banks, e-wallets face new BSP rules on digital payment fees".
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Feb 4, 2009Microsoft finally launches its new command line tool for Windows -- the Windows Terminal. The new Windows Terminal is the company's modern command line tool that caters to users such as shells like Command Prompt, PowerShell, and even WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux).
The Windows Terminal installs and runs alongside the existing in-box Windows Console which preserves the backward compatibility with existing command-line tools, scripts, etc... This tool along with the Windows Console (it hosts the command-line infrastructure in Windows) will be open-sourced meaning that it's free for everyone. Government agencies and civil society groups welcomed the updates but noted that more measures may still be needed to address issues such as harmful content, misinformation, and cybercrime affecting children and teenagers online.
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