Most people open Windows Terminal once, see a black box with a blinking cursor, and decide that's all there is to it. The default view doesn't exactly invite curiosity. You type what you came to type, close it, and move on. What's easy to miss is that the app they just dismissed is actually a full-blown command-line environment manager with a layered profile system that lets you give every shell its own identity, home base, and visual DNA.
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