Command-line interfaces (CLIs), also known as character user interfaces (CUIs), are a type of user interface that only accept characters as input and only provide characters as output.
- Configuring the Windows PowerShell prompt, part 2 ~
- Configuring the Windows PowerShell prompt, part 1 ~
- Configuring the Windows Command Processor prompt ~
- Prompt mockups in Windows Command Processor ~
- Unicode in Windows Command Processor ~
- Colors in Windows Command Processor ~
- Configuring the Bash prompt on Windows ~
- Commando for Bash ~
- Configuring Bash on Windows ~
- Prompt mockups in Git Bash ~
- Colors in Git Bash ~
- Configuring Windows Terminal ~
- One more extension for Windows Command Processor ~
- Configuring CLI popup colors ~
- More extensions for Windows Command Processor ~
- An extension for Windows Command Processor ~
- Intercepting commands in Windows Command Processor ~
- Windows Command Processor extensions, part 4 ~
- Windows Command Processor extensions, part 3 ~
- Windows Command Processor extensions, part 2 ~
- Windows Command Processor extensions, part 1 ~
- Configuring a Console Window Host color theme ~
- Configuring Console Window Host ~
- The color palette in the Windows command-line interface ~
- The Windows command-line interface, part 2 ~
- The Windows command-line interface, part 1 ~
- Installing a Powerline font for Windows ~