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How to Change Quake Mode Keyboard Shortcut in Windows Terminal

Today we will see how to change Quake Mode Keyboard Shortcut in Windows Terminal. Starting in version 1.9, the app includes Quake Mode on Windows 10. This feature replicates the console behavior of the infamous Quake first-person shooter game, which appears as a drop-down from the top edge of the screen, but has no option to change its keyboard shortcut (hotkey).

Download Task Manager and MSI icons from Windows 10 build 21390

With yesterday's release of Windows 10 build 21390, Microsoft introduced a couple of new Fluent icons in the OS. The Task Manager app, and MSI files have got modern icons. Interested users can download them now to apply to the existing (non-Insider) installations.

KB5003214 Preview released for Windows 10 2004, 20H2, and 21H1

Microsoft today released a new optional update KB5003214 for Windows 10 version 2004 and its successors, Windows 10 version 20H2 and version 21H1. Being a preview "C" update of May 2021, it allows users and system administrators to see the changes and fixes before the land in the production branch with June 2021 cumulative updates.

Windows Terminal 1.9 preview released with Quake Mode, stable version 1.8 is also available

Here are great news from the Windows Terminal camp. Microsoft released two versions of its modern Terminal app. Version 1.8 is available in the stable branch with general improvements and fixes. Windows Terminal Preview hits version 1.9, which now comes with a brand new feature - Quake Mode.

Build 2021: Edge 91 will be the best-performing browser with Sleeping tabs and Startup boost

Microsoft at Build 2021 announced an upcoming release of Microsoft Edge, version 91, which will include several new features designed to improve the browser performance on low-end devices. Specifically, these features include Sleeping Tabs and Startup Boost to keep Microsoft Edge fast and responsive.

Build 2021: Satya Nadella teases major Windows redesign

Microsoft has been largely silent about its plans for Windows this year, although some information is still leaking online. For example, we've known for quite some time that Microsoft is working on a major update to the Windows user interface, codenamed Sun Valley. For its announcement, the company is preparing a special event, which should take place in the coming weeks.

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