So here's the Theme I'm contributing, which is based off of my favorite VS Code Theme, 1984 Unbolded. I love it and even miss Windows Terminal when I develop PowerShell on my Mac. I did a video showing a Mac/Linux person how to set up the Windows Terminal plus WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) and it turned out really well. Usage Open the file for the theme you want to use Copy the whole json object Paste it inside schemes array of your profiles. Some of them are ported from existing themes and some are original. Please file any bugs you may find on our repo with this new design as we’re still ironing out the kinks. My personal collection of different themes for new windows terminal. Updated settings UI design We’ve updated our settings UI to align with the new Windows 11 style, using WinUI 2.6. Now, it's more widely available, so I decided to jump in and try it out. The minimum supported version of Windows 10 for Windows Terminal 1.13+ has been increased from 18362 (19H1) to 19041 (20H1). I was sooo excited when Microsoft first made the announcement but was disappointed when I found out I'd have to run a specific version of Windows and compile the app myself. This is a issue because not all file has a extension. I use Git-bash from itself, the files are listed with different color from files.
After reading a number of Windows Terminal posts by Thomas Maurer and seeing Windows Terminal Preview available in my Windows App Store, I finally decided to dive in again. When I use Git-bash in Windows Terminal, regardless theme, the listed files and folders have the same color, mix them up.
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