GNOME terminal, Terminator, Cmder, Hyper… many shell interfaces and terminal emulators that users swore by. But myth and reality have a tendency to exchange ideas. Thus, once every so often a new kind emerges to rule them all. In my humble opinion, Terminator is a god-sent gift, which was my driver until recently. It offers everything you could ask from a terminal emulator, without the glitches of Cmder or Hyper. But myth and reality have a tendency to exchange ideas, thus, every so often a new king emerges to rule them all. This time, the king came out of nowhere, and it is the new Microsoft Windows Terminal. What I mean is, who would expect that Microsoft would develop a new terminal emulator, that combines anything you want a command-line tool to do, is open-source and highly customizable? In this story, we take a dive into the new Microsoft terminal, get acquainted with its features and see how we can customize it. Learning Rate is my weekly newsletter for those who are curious about the world of AI and MLOps. PowerShell and Ubuntu running side by side You’ll hear from me every Friday with updates and thoughts on the latest AI news, research, repos and books.

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