TICG/FluentTerminal

A Terminal Emulator based on UWP and web technologies.

Fluent Terminal

A Terminal Emulator based on UWP and web technologies.

Features

• Terminal for PowerShell, CMD, WSL or custom shells
• Built-in support for SSH and Mosh connections
• Supports tabs and multiple windows
• Theming and appearance configuration
• Import/Export themes
• Import iTerm themes
• Fullscreen mode
• Editable keybindings
• Search function
• Configure shell profiles to quickly switch between different shells
• Explorer context menu integration (Installation script can be found here)

Screenshots

Languages

• English
• German
• Spanish
• French
• Simplified Chinese
• Hindi
• Italian
• Dutch
• Polish
• Portuguese (Brazilian)
• Romanian
• Russians
• Hebrew

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Up Next

• Launch shell profile with a custom defined keybinding
• Copy & Paste options
• Improved tabs
• Split screen support

How to install (as an end-user)

Prerequisite

• You need to update to Fall Creators Update or later.

Chocolatey package manager installation

• Install Chocolatey
• From an elevated/admin shell, execute choco install fluent-terminal

Scoop package manager installation

• Enable sideloading apps
  • Alternatively, enable developer mode if you plan to do UWP app development. For most users that do not intend to do UWP app development, developer mode will not be necessary.
• Install Scoop
• Install 7zip and git (to add buckets): scoop install 7zip git
• From an elevated/admin shell, execute

 scoop bucket add nonportable
 scoop install fluent-terminal-np

Bundled install script

• Download and extract the latest release.
• If not already present, download Install.ps1 to the extracted directory.
• Right-click on Install.ps1, and choose "Run with Powershell".
• The installer script will walk you through the rest of the process.

Manual install

• Download the latest release
• Enable sideloading apps
  • Alternatively, enable developer mode if you plan to do UWP app development. For most users that do not intend to do UWP app development, developer mode will not be necessary.
• Install the *.cer file into Local Machine -> Trusted Root Certification Authorities
  • This will require administrator elevation. If you installed the certificate and did not have to elevate, you likely installed it into an incorrect certificate store.

• double click the *.appxbundle
• Optional: Install Context menu integration from here

How to set up a development environment

Please refer to this Wiki page