Monterey User Manual
  • Introduction
  • What is Monterey
  • Quick guide through the User manual
  • Monterey and module loaders
  • Monterey future plans
  • Installing Monterey
  • Help system
    • Live tour
    • Tooltip based help
  • Features
    • App launcher
    • Aurelia-CLI
    • Dotnet
    • GistRun
    • Error logger
    • Gulp
    • JSPM manager
    • NPM manager
    • Preferences
    • Project info
    • Run
    • Support
    • Task manager
    • Terminal
    • Typings
    • Webpack
    • Workflow manager
  • Creating new applications
    • Aurelia-CLI
      • Default-ESNext
      • Default-TypeScript
      • Custom
    • skeleton-esnext-aspnetcore
    • skeleton-esnext-webpack
    • skeleton-esnext
    • skeleton-typescript-aspnetcore
    • skeleton-typescript-webpack
    • skeleton-typescript
    • GitHub
      • Contact manager tutorial
      • CM tutorial - KendoUI edition
        • Differences from the original version
      • CM tutorial - Materialize edition
        • Differences from the original version
  • Managing existing applications
  • Reaching support
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Terminal

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Last updated 7 years ago

Features

Terminal

It is possible to start terminals from Monterey, by clicking the "Terminal" button in the taskbar.

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New terminals can be started via the "New terminal" button, and selected terminals can be stopped via the "Kill selected" button. The native terminal of your operating system will be used. In the following screenshot cmd.exe is shown, as Monterey was running on Windows.

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