Tag: powershell

I’m a fan of Windows Terminal – it makes it easier for me to manage my terminal windows in a tabbed interface and makes it easy to access a terminal for either my Windows machine or the WSL guest in one interface. But sometimes, it is useful to add a bit more context to your terminal window, besides just your current working directory. This additional information might be the current Git branch (or other Git repository details), execution time of commands, system resource usage, or a wid