Terminal Settings
Terminal settings control the built-in terminal's color scheme, font, and font size, keeping the command line legible and in harmony with your app theme.
Note
Press Ctrl+, to open Settings and switch to the "Terminal" tab. For how to use the terminal itself, see 08-Advanced-Features/05-Terminal.
Color Scheme
Choose the terminal's color scheme; "Auto" follows the app theme:
| Scheme | Description |
|---|---|
| Auto (follow theme) | A light scheme for a light appearance, a dark scheme for a dark appearance |
| Campbell | The classic Windows Terminal palette |
| Campbell PowerShell | The Windows Terminal PowerShell palette |
| One Half Dark | One Half dark |
| One Half Light | One Half light |
| Solarized Dark | Solarized dark |
| Solarized Light | Solarized light |
| Tango Dark | Tango dark |
| Tango Light | Tango light |
| Vintage | A vintage terminal palette |
| Dracula | The vampire-inspired dark palette |
| Retro | A retro green-screen look |
Font
The monospace font used by the terminal. Choose from presets or define your own:
- Presets: Auto, Consolas, Cascadia Code, JetBrains Mono, Fira Code, Source Code Pro, Menlo, Monaco, Courier New
- Custom font: type a CSS
font-familystring directly, e.g."JetBrains Mono", monospace; it applies on Enter or blur
Font Size
The terminal's text size is adjustable in Settings; you can also zoom quickly inside the terminal with Ctrl + the mouse wheel.
Related Documents
- 08-Advanced-Features/05-Terminal — Using the built-in terminal
- 05-Navigation-Search/04-Split-and-Panes — Terminal panes and splits
- 07-Settings/01-General-Settings — Code font and font size