Microsoft has released the latest internal preview build update for Windows 10 (Insider Preview Build 21337).
The announcement introduced many new features, such as support for reordering and customizing virtual desktops, support for automatic HDR preview on the PC side, and update of File Explorer layout.
In addition to the new features mentioned above, I believe that the following new change is more popular among developers - Windows Terminal will become a built-in application pre installed on Windows 10, becoming a very user-friendly application like 'Notepad'. After all, if you need to use Windows Terminal now, you need to install it from the Microsoft Store or download it from the GitHub release page. In contrast, for users, built-in is undoubtedly more convenient.
After becoming a built-in application, updates to Windows Terminal continue to be made through the Microsoft Store. This change is currently only available in the internal preview version, and we need to wait for it to be officially used.
Windows Terminal is a brand new, popular, and powerful command-line terminal tool. It contains many features that are highly sought after by the community, such as multi tab support, rich text, multilingual support, configurability, themes and styles, support for emoji and GPU based text rendering, and so on. At the same time, the terminal still meets our goals and requirements to ensure that it remains fast, efficient, and does not consume a large amount of memory and power.