Windows Terminal lets you customize settings in two primary ways. You can use the more user-friendly GUI or edit thesettings.jsontext file to make the changes you want to. We'll generally recommend the GUI for ease of use, but you can go whichever route you prefer. To open the Settings...
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Thread (do NOT capture if a terminal server) All Terminal Server counters (if a Terminal Server) All Protocol counters bound to network adapters Physical Disk counters are present by default on Windows 2000. For additional information about how to view log files for memory leaks and performance ...
Recently when doing a demo, someone asked, “how in the heck did you get your terminal to look like that?” It’s not the first time I’ve heard this, so I’ll share some of the ways I customize my WSL terminal. Where to Get WSL and Windows Terminal To do these customizations, y...
Copying fileswith thecpcommand is simple. First, launch Terminal (in your /Applications/Utilities folder). Then, use the following syntax to create your command: cp source destination For example, to copy a file named MyFile.rtf from your Desktop folder to your Documents folder, you would typ...
I tried with cygwin & gnuwin, and didn't worked for me, I guess because the makefile used mainly specific linux code. What it worked was use Ubuntu Bash for Windows 10. This is a Marvel if you come from MAC as it is my case: To install the Ubuntu Bash: https://itsfoss.com/ins...
Part 2: How to Delete Files/Directory Using Terminal Part 3: Recover Deleted Data on Mac Part 4: Remove Directory CMD on Windows Part 5: Remove Directory Linux Conclusion Part 1: Delete Files on Mac When you don’t need a file anymore, you must want to delete it for getting more free...
How to create a zip file in Windows File ExplorerYou can also create a zip file using Windows File Explorer by following the steps below: 1. Open File ExplorerThis application is typically found in the taskbar at the bottom of your screen, and you can easily access it by left-clicking on...
Microsoft has stated that other command-line programs in Windows will not change. This is great news to anyone working with Windows servers, and using system commands as part of their development! What's Coming Next? The development team behind the Windows Terminal have made it clear that the...
1. Force delete using Shift + Delete Perhaps the simplest way to force delete a file in Windows is to use the keyboard shortcut. Select the file or folder you wish to delete, then pressShift + Delete. Note that this deletes files permanently; it won’t be placed in the Recycle Bin....