All right.
So, so far, we are using our command palette
and here we are
typing terminal rename to rename a terminal inside the terminal panel.
But you know, we can create the shortcut for this and we can easily do this.
Let me go to the setting icon.
And from here, let me start a new shortcut for this.
So the shortcut that I will be using is control R I'll come on now.
And you know, this is pretty much self explanatory
and after that we need to just take and keep Now inside my terminal
I can simply use the hotkey control are basically
I need to switch to this place and here I can use the heart key
or I need to select the terminal properly and after that
I can just simply rename it.
So let me just call it as normal and hit enter
and we have just rename our terminal.
Great stuff.
Now there are a couple of things that we can do in that command palette.
If I type in terminal and then there are a lot of things here.
And one of the important one among here are
we can change the color and the icon of the terminal.
So the first thing that we will be changing is the icon and icons available.
So basically you have a gate terminal open,
then you can just simply change the icon of that terminal.
So I'll get support would be nice.
So you can see that icon is changed.
Also, we can change the color similarly.
So terminal and
so here terminal and here we have the color option.
So I can change from default color to, let's say red.
And this thing is looking very nice.
Now we can also increase and decrease the font size of inside the terminal.
And in order to do this, you need to go to your settings
and that hotkey to go to the settings is control gamma, all command gamma.
And here you need to type in terminal and let me go get rid of my terminal.
Let me just decrease the size of the terminal.
By the way, you can just simply hover over the upper line of your terminal
and you can simply size your terminal after that.
Yeah, this is a very cool stuff now.
And you can scroll down there are numerous options available here
and if you want to go through them, you can easily go through them, right?
So just let me go down
and by the way, you can change the font of your terminal,
but I have just mentioned you earlier as well
that don't change the font of your terminal
because that might create trouble in some cases.
Now suppose you want to decrease
the size of your terminal so you can just simply reduce it
from 14 to 12, say something and the size will reduce.
Right.
So let me just say it back to 14 and you can also change the font grade. And
I learn more things here.
So I think that this is pretty much that I can show you for an integrated terminal.
Now there is a special thing that I want to show specially for Windows user.
So you can see you are seeing this file port
to name inside your terminal and this thing is taking up a lot of space
and you want to just as you said, you want simply are dollars and Melanie
open up my best terminal so they don't get bash
so you can see this get bash
only shows this dollar symbol and I want this same behavior
inside assembly by the way this thing is not relevant for Mac users.
So if you want,
you can stop this video here and you can move back to a new lecture.
Right.
So for that, what you can do is you can type in prompt
and after that you can type in equal to sign.
And here are dollar sign.
And let's say I only want this greater
sign to be displayed so I can type in D for greater sign.
And well, you can see we have just changed the alarm bot
and we have reduced it to a greater symbol.
And similarly you can change it to any symbol you like,
like let's say our dollar symbol and this will be done.
And suppose you want to reset it, then you need to simply typing
back the actual part so that will pop.
And we want to create a symbol as well.
So $1 P and I already will do the work hit enter
and you will be back to your original actual part.
By the way, this thing is temporary, so every time you open up your terminal,
you need to do this thing.
If you want to just reduce the size
or the number of text that is displayed inside the terminal.
Right.
So with that, this is it for this section.
If you guys have any questions regarding anything inside the terminal,
you can just simply comment below and I will see you in the next section
where we will be dealing with C++ and we call inside.
So see you in the.