Probably not. Contractors tend to be hired for a lot for non engineering tasks (admin, recruiting, facilities) and the sometimes to fill out a dev team with spe

Probably not. Contractors tend to be hired for a lot for non engineering tasks (admin, recruiting, facilities) and the sometimes to fill out a dev team with specific skill sets or to cover some grunt work. In my experience on dev teams (in the US at least) FTEs outnumber contractors by at least 8:1, so I’d be surprised if much was done on Windows Terminal by contractors. (I work for Microsoft but not on anything even adjacent to Windows Terminal).