Do you organize your terminal sessions using Windows Terminal panes?

Windows Terminal is a modern terminal application that allows users to manage multiple command-line tools from a single interface. One standout feature is the ability to split the main window into multiple panes, enabling the running and viewing of multiple sessions side by side within a single window. This feature serves as an alternative to having multiple terminal windows open simultaneously. Panes help keep everything in one place, making it simpler to navigate between different sessions.

😐 Figure: APIs and front-end applications running in different windows

✅ Figure: APIs and front-end applications running in panes

Use cases:

• Monitoring different processes simultaneously
• Running multiple projects locally
• Executing commands concurrently

Main shortcuts:

• Alt + Shift + +: to split the pane vertically
• Alt + Shift + -: to split the pane horizontally
• Alt + Shift + W: to close the pane
• Alt + Arrow: to move between panes
• Alt + Shift + Arrow: to resize a pane