>>* Cmd-C / V work everywhere, including the Terminal. > Ctrl+C/V works in Windows terminal too. If you mean Command Prompt by "Windows Terminal", this is not

>>* Cmd-C / V work everywhere, including the Terminal. > Ctrl+C/V works in Windows terminal too. If you mean Command Prompt by "Windows Terminal", this is not the case (if not, I'd really like to know what "Windows Terminal" is - I use Command Prompt for DOS/Windows things and Kitty for *nix related things). At least I have had to turn it on explicitly in the Command Prompt options (quick edit mode), and it's one of the first things I do on a Windows machine after setup.