Various terminals available might differ as to where to change that setting (like a Settings menu, or Edit > Preferences or Tools > Settings), but they all should have it, and you should find it easy enough. Under that, you will see “ Unlimited“, so check that, and from the next command onwards you won’t have that limitation any more. If you have an older computer and are worried about memory, you can up the amount to 2000 or thereabouts, as that should suffice, otherwise the best option is to place no limit on the amount of lines displayed. In the terminal, go to Edit > Profile Preferences, and in the Scrolling tab you will see there is a default amount of lines to be displayed (probably something like 512). Lastly, Encodings will allow you to select a different encoding to the default of UTF-8. Preferences lets you configure and tune Terminator to better suit your needs and is further described here. There is also a way to define this in the Profiles. But you can actually set the terminal to display as many lines as you like, or even set it to unlimited scrolling. Show scrollbar will toggle the scrollbar on a per terminal basis. You can find the GUID in the list section under profiles.At times when using the terminal, the output from a command can be so long, you simply can’t scroll to the beginning, as it is no longer in view. Replace the GUID in defaultProfile with the one for your Linux app. You can update the settings Ctrl +, to do so.
If you want to set this as your default shell in the Windows Terminal, In the drop-down menu you should now have an option to select your Linux distro Step 6 (Optional): Run the Linux Shell in the Windows Terminal It should be available on the start menu once it is installed.
Run the application you installed from the Windows store Step 5: Launch the Linux distro application to complete the installation
I would recommend installing the Windows Terminal. Step 4 (Optional): Install Windows Terminal from the Windows store. In the Windows store, you can search for your preferred Linux distribution.īut I have successfully used Ubuntu, Debian, and Kali Linux.
Wsl -set-default-version 2 # Will likely require updating the kernel, Visit # Install the new kernel and reboot if needed Step 3: Install a Linux distro from the Windows store
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