NOTE: You might consider starting with a fresh profile if yours is getting out of control. Terminal also supports splitting natively and for any shell (remember terminal != console != shell) and they just added a lovely splitMode=duplicate that makes a copy of the shell/profile in focus. Many of you use screen or tmux under Linux and you can and should do that. You can change Windows Terminal in any way with themes, colors, gifs, key bindings and more.
Mouse Support for text mode is super useful if you use apps like Midnight Commander under Linux, or if you split plans with tmux. Open Tmux Control Shortcut During the usage of the tmux terminal, we will use a control keyboard shortcut in order to create new windows, split them. For the new pane to 'go away', you would have to end that shell process. So your apps like tmux and Midnight Commander can receive and react to mouse events, event when you're ssh'ed in remotely! That's because it's using VT (virtual terminal) textual commands under the covers. When you split a pane in tmux, a new shell is started in the new pane. What's that mean, doesn't it already support mice? This means Text-Mode mouse support. The v0.10 is out and it's got a number of lovely quality of life improvements, not the least of which is Mouse Support! Mouse Support tmux lets you easily: split your terminal into panes which can be moved, resized, and switched between keep programs running after you disconnect (e.g. Some use cases for tmux on CARC systems are: Backgrounding long-running data transfers Splitting the screen of one terminal into panes for interactive. The Windows Terminal is free and in the Windows Store and you should go make sure you have the latest update.
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