Windows terminal: Predefined tabs on startup
I think creating a custom shortcut might at least partially solve your issue.
- Right click anywhere on the desktop -> New -> Shortcut
- Type the start configuration you want, for example:
wt ; new-tab -p "Command Prompt" -d C:\Users\Donatas\Workspace ; split-pane -p "Ubuntu"
- wt - opens Windows Terminal
- new-tab - opens new tab
- split-pane - splits the screen (you can split the tab both, vertically and horizontally)
- -p specifies the profile for example, Ubuntu
- -d specifies starting directory of the profile
More information: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/windows-terminal-preview-v0-9-release/
- Type shortcut name.
- Run the shortcut, you should get two tabs and second tab should be split in two. Something like that:
Windows terminal with multiple tabs
- Optionally, you can change icon, pin to the task or start bars.