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#Windows terminal settings path how to#
#Windows terminal settings path install#
#Windows terminal settings path update#
#Windows terminal settings path code#

Read more about how to get the fancy transparency effect in Windows Terminal. Mostly because I use my various terminals for specific things - and most of my main work happens in the C:\code folder and subfolders, which is why I'm defining that as my default. "startingDirectory": "%userprofile%/Documents"įor every profile, I can change the startingDirectory, which in turn helps me stay more productive. Make changes here to the powershell.exe profile. "startingDirectory": "%SystemDrive%/code/xplat/projects" "commandline": "cmd.exe /k \"%SystemDrive%/Program Files (x86)/Microsoft Visual Studio/2019/Enterprise/Common7/Tools/VsDevCmd.bat\"", Remember that your Windows Terminal hotkey is for the desktop shortcut. Press the Ctrl + Alt + W hotkey to open Windows Terminal. Then press the W keyboard key to establish a Ctrl + Alt + W hotkey. "startingDirectory": "%SystemDrive%/code/" Right-click the Terminal desktop shortcut and select Properties. Put settings here that you want to apply to all profiles. Sure enough, you can also configure different starting directories for different terminals. Different starting directory for different terminals Modify the starting directory for your Windows Terminal settings file. Modify the startingDirectory setting from your settings file. Open the settings editor from the drop-down menu in Windows Terminal, or hit Ctrl+, on Windows. Here's a small tip, but one of the most helpful things I've done to my daily tasks to avoid navigating back to the root time, and time again. For example, on Windows you can use C:\\code\\ types of path. However, for me, the C:\code\ is my home, and this is something I can reference using %systemdrive%/code. Granted, this could be any folder, in any location - even a %userprofile% type of folder. Most of these are located at my C:\code\ folder on my device.

#Windows terminal settings path code#

Most of my operations with the Windows Terminal happen from my code or scripts.

Making Windows Terminal look awesome with oh-my-posh.

Using third-party terminals within Windows Terminal.

#Windows terminal settings path install#

Install custom themes in Windows Terminal.

Set the default starting directory in Windows Terminal.

Set images as background in Windows Terminal.

Enable transparent background in Windows Terminal.

Here's a list of the posts in this series.

Save the changes to the settings.This is another post in the series about fun and helpful Windows Terminal tips and tricks.

"icon": "%USERPROFILE%\\AppData\\Local\\Continuum\\anaconda3\\Menu\\anaconda-navigator.ico" End result should look something like this:.Append \\Menu\\anaconda-navigator.ico to the end.It will be the same root path as above up to the anaconda3.

#Windows terminal settings path update#

Optional: Update the icon to the Anaconda navigator icon.

The new terminal settings.json should look something like this:

If you prefer you can replace the "C:\Users\xxx" to "%USERPROFILE%".

Delete the extra text to get the path (shown below).

Right click on the Anaconda Prompt shortcut.

Search for Anaconda Prompt in the windows search bar.

The easiest way to do this is to grab the target path from the Anaconda Prompt shortcut.

Next update the commandline to the cmd for Anaconda Prompt.

Duplicate the cmd settings by copying and pasting them below or highlight CTRL + D if using visual studio to duplicate the selected text.

This will open the settings.json file to customize the terminal.

Open Windows Terminal and click the arrow and then settings.

Here are the steps to add Anaconda Prompt to Windows Terminal. Its super customizable which is absolutely lovely. I love the Windows Terminal and if you haven't tried it out yet I highly recommend it.