Just keep in mind that it is a preview version. So if you've heard about something or read about something that's maybe still being tested, you want to try it out, you can go grab that Windows Terminal preview and take advantage and maybe test run some of those cool new features that are getting rolled out. This is where they're going to roll out some of those experimental features. So it's like their beta or their insider version, if you will. While that's installing, though, I do want to point out if you look over here, you'll see there's actually another version of Windows Terminal. In fact, I'll go ahead and click it and we'll start that process. It's going to download and it's going to install Windows Terminal. I've got my install button right over here, just like any other store app, right? I click install. We got Windows Terminal, and there we go. Yeah, I got a little lag going, probably have some things going in the background here. And once that store loads up, we're simply going to search for Windows Terminal. So my virtual machine here, probably the first time I've launched this. So I'm going to go ahead and launch the Microsoft store. So join me on my screen here, and let's talk about the first method and the first method is going to be used, the Microsoft store. I'm going to show you both of them right now. We just need to go out, download it, and get it installed.

Now we've talked about it in a previous episode how Windows Terminal will be the default in the latest versions of windows 11, but if you're running windows 10, or if you've upgraded from Windows 10 to Windows 11, good chance you don't have Windows Terminal yet. And in this episode, we're going to take a look at how we can get Windows Terminal installed.

(groovy electronic music) - Hey, everybody. So now that you know what Windows Terminal is all about, how do you get it installed? Stay tuned to find out.

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