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You forgot the great and updated CMD where you can finally select and copy properly ;)
by chrisper 10y ago
You forgot the great and updated CMD where you can finally select and copy properly ;)
- DaiPlusPlus 10y agoHonestly, I prefer the old rectangular-selections because it's great for copying individual columns of output from `dir`, for example.
- grrowl 10y agoIn many applications you can Alt+drag to select vertically.
- cm2187 10y agoI'm actually frustrated by it. I like the fact that I can finally CTR-C/CTR-V into the cmd line. But I spend my time interrupting scripts by just clicking on the cmd windows. It triggers the selection tool which blocks the script (this is mostly W10/WS2016 through RDP, I don't use windows 10 on laptops).
- Already__Taken 10y agoYou know you can just untick the checkbox that's enabling this feature on the window properties.
- lewisl9029 10y agoThe default terminals have improved significantly since Windows 7 for sure, but it still hasn't evolved into something that I genuinely enjoy using yet, at least compared to some of the other, much better terminals out there (missing tabs, splitting, extensibility, etc), so I'm hesitant to include that on my list.
- Nexxxeh 10y agoYou can make Powershell your default now, iirc. Also, have you tried the Win+X power user's menu?
- roryisok 10y agoand Environment Variables / PATH entries are now added as rows on a table, instead of appending to a super long string and trying to remember whether or not to put a slash and or a semi-colon at the end