As a Universal Windows Platform (UWP) software, Windows Terminal uses its own AppData folder. To change the background of any of the shells, first, save the picture file wherever the Terminal App can access it.You can use any image file as the background, such as a PNG, JPEG, or even an animated GIF.Here you can make whatever adjustments you want. The editor you choose previously will open a JSON file. Open Windows Terminal and select “Settings” from the down arrow in the title bar (just to the right of the plus symbol).
It’s time to make modifications to Windows Terminal settings now that you’ve set up a text editor for JSON files.After that, right-click on the new JSON file and select “Open With.” Then, whether it’s Notepad++ or Notepad, choose your chosen text editor.Tell File Explorer to show file extensions if you don’t see the.txt file extension. Rename the file to test.json, remove the.txt extension in the process, and validate the extension change.
Right-click on File Explorer, then select “New,” then “Text document.” The most convenient way to do it is through File Explorer.
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