The features included in the preview release include support for multiple tabs, Unicode and UTF-8 characters support as well as custom themes and styles. Users running Windows 10 version 18362 (that'll be the May 2019 Update or version 1903) or later (those running insider builds) can download the app, which the company says will be regularly updated with feature improvements and bug fixes. Although the app's code was available on GitHub for developers, the company has now launched an easy installer in the form of an early preview release on its storefront. Last month, Microsoft's Build conference saw the company announcing a new 'Windows Terminal' app for Windows 10 that's now available to download from its store. That has now come with Windows Terminal, a new command line app with an early preview released on the Microsoft Store, which brings support for traditional cmd line, PowerShell and Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). In context: At its annual Build conference earlier this year, Microsoft teased an update for Windows 10 to overhaul its command line experience.

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