Windows Terminal Preview 1.25 was released in March, after a brief pause in the quarterly release cycle to focus on reliability and performance. The update introduces a Settings search UI, a rewritten Actions editor for key binding configuration, built-in support for Kitty's Keyboard protocol, two new community translations, and several miscellaneous improvements and bug fixes. You can install it from the Microsoft Store, the GitHub releases page, or via winget.

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Windows 11 includes a command-line tool, Store CLI, that lets you search for, install, list, and update Microsoft Store applications directly from Command Prompt or PowerShell. The Store CLI provides an alternative to the graphical Microsoft Store interface and offers distinct capabilities compared to the Windows Package Manager (winget).

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