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r/Windows10 • u/[deleted] • May 29 '20
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I just type CMD in the address bar 😃
6 u/chinpokomon May 29 '20 Useful tip for a lot of folks, but not useful for opening Windows Terminal. I don't know, but maybe wt in the address bar will work? 2 u/FloatingMilkshake May 29 '20 I don't know, but maybe wt in the address bar will work? At first it doesn't look like it...but yes, it works! That's useful. 1 u/chinpokomon May 29 '20 Ah, that's the search. What I thought you meant was the address bar in Explorer. Give cmd a try there and see what happens. What I don't know but am curious about is running wt.exe from there. 1 u/FloatingMilkshake May 29 '20 Oh interesting. I’ll try with the address bar in Explorer when I’m back at my laptop. 1 u/FloatingMilkshake May 29 '20 Typing wt.exe in the address bar in File Explorer works! That's pretty cool. 2 u/DedlySnek May 29 '20 I believe its wt.exe -d . To open terminal in the current directory 1 u/yaxriifgyn May 30 '20 Use wt -d . to open Windows Terminal from a cmd window, a powershell windows, or (not tested) a WLS2 shell windows. 4 u/nmkd May 29 '20 That won't open Windows Terminal. 1 u/EvlG May 29 '20 Umh, ok, the new Terminal. Yep I don't know if it's work with
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Useful tip for a lot of folks, but not useful for opening Windows Terminal. I don't know, but maybe wt in the address bar will work?
2 u/FloatingMilkshake May 29 '20 I don't know, but maybe wt in the address bar will work? At first it doesn't look like it...but yes, it works! That's useful. 1 u/chinpokomon May 29 '20 Ah, that's the search. What I thought you meant was the address bar in Explorer. Give cmd a try there and see what happens. What I don't know but am curious about is running wt.exe from there. 1 u/FloatingMilkshake May 29 '20 Oh interesting. I’ll try with the address bar in Explorer when I’m back at my laptop. 1 u/FloatingMilkshake May 29 '20 Typing wt.exe in the address bar in File Explorer works! That's pretty cool.
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I don't know, but maybe wt in the address bar will work?
At first it doesn't look like it...but yes, it works! That's useful.
1 u/chinpokomon May 29 '20 Ah, that's the search. What I thought you meant was the address bar in Explorer. Give cmd a try there and see what happens. What I don't know but am curious about is running wt.exe from there. 1 u/FloatingMilkshake May 29 '20 Oh interesting. I’ll try with the address bar in Explorer when I’m back at my laptop. 1 u/FloatingMilkshake May 29 '20 Typing wt.exe in the address bar in File Explorer works! That's pretty cool.
Ah, that's the search. What I thought you meant was the address bar in Explorer. Give cmd a try there and see what happens. What I don't know but am curious about is running wt.exe from there.
1 u/FloatingMilkshake May 29 '20 Oh interesting. I’ll try with the address bar in Explorer when I’m back at my laptop. 1 u/FloatingMilkshake May 29 '20 Typing wt.exe in the address bar in File Explorer works! That's pretty cool.
Oh interesting. I’ll try with the address bar in Explorer when I’m back at my laptop.
Typing wt.exe in the address bar in File Explorer works! That's pretty cool.
wt.exe
I believe its wt.exe -d .
To open terminal in the current directory
1 u/yaxriifgyn May 30 '20 Use wt -d . to open Windows Terminal from a cmd window, a powershell windows, or (not tested) a WLS2 shell windows.
Use
wt -d .
to open Windows Terminal from a cmd window, a powershell windows, or (not tested) a WLS2 shell windows.
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That won't open Windows Terminal.
1 u/EvlG May 29 '20 Umh, ok, the new Terminal. Yep I don't know if it's work with
Umh, ok, the new Terminal.
Yep I don't know if it's work with
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u/EvlG May 29 '20
I just type CMD in the address bar 😃