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Terminal can be complex, so it's good that there's a single online repository of cheat sheets for it that can give you more information. Here's how to see it. While a little daunting to use at first ...

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Windows Terminal is an important tool for supporting command-line applications like Command Prompt and Windows PowerShell. It backs up all global data to a file named settings.json. While this is the ...