ConEmu select startup console

ConEmu is a Windows console emulator that allows users to open multiple consoles and tabs in one window. It is an open source project, and is available as a free download on the internet.

The ConEmu application has a feature which allows users to select a default startup console. This is useful if you want to make sure that a certain type of console is opened every time you open ConEmu. This feature can be used to open a PowerShell, Command Prompt, or other type of console when ConEmu is opened.

The first step to setting up a default startup console in ConEmu is to open the ConEmu Settings dialog box. To do this, click on the “Settings” button in the top right corner of the ConEmu window. This will open a new window with several tabs that you can use to configure ConEmu.

Once the Settings window is open, click on the “Startup” tab. This tab will allow you to configure the default startup console. To select a default startup console, click on the “Default terminal” dropdown menu and choose the type of console you want to open when ConEmu is launched.

The next step is to configure the settings for the default startup console. To do this, click on the “Advanced” button next to the “Default terminal” dropdown menu. This will open a new window where you can configure the default startup console.

In the Advanced window, you can configure the default startup console with a variety of settings. These settings include the command that will be executed when the console is opened, the working directory, the startup tasks, and the color scheme.

Once you have configured the settings for the default startup console, click the “OK” button to save the changes. The new settings will now be applied to the default startup console each time ConEmu is launched.

Using the default startup console feature in ConEmu can be a great way to simplify the process of launching a certain type of console when you open ConEmu. This feature can also be used to make sure that the same type of console is opened every time ConEmu is opened, which can be useful if you use a certain type of console on a regular basis.