As such, we dedicate this experimental renderer to the community as an olive branch. We relied on our existing experiences and we leaned heavily on our partner teams’ work to conclude the DirectWrite general purpose renderer was the best fit for our product. When confronted with being told our rendering pipeline had terrible performance, we turned inward.
We admit this feature began with a kerfuffle we caused in the summer of 2021. For now, it can be enabled via settings, but Microsoft will keep improving it over time until it is ready to replace the current text rendering engine.
That said, Microsoft has cautioned that since this a preview build and a work in progress, it is slightly unstable at this point and does not have all the features of the existing engine. In these cases, the updated rendering engine will draw and display your text at your panel's refresh rate. The company has noted that the performance benefits aren't noticeable in most use-cases but in some edge cases, such as those where you're displaying lots of colors, there will be significant performance boosts. Interestingly, Microsoft has also introduced a new text rendering engine. There are new "elevate" arguments to cater to this configuration for some Windows Terminal commands too.
However, if you're already in an elevated window, launching the admin profile will open it in the same window. If you're operating in an unelevated window, launching this profile will open a new window. There is also a new profile setting that enables you to automatically launch a profile as an admin. Windows Terminal Preview 1.13 includes a revamped settings interface that has been updated to align with the design language of Windows 11, thanks to WinUI 2.6. If you're an ardent user of the interface, you'll be happy to know that the company has released version 1.13 of Windows Terminal Preview. Windows Terminal is an essential utility if you are prefer command-line interfaces (CLI) and we already know that Microsoft is looking to make it the default CLI experience in Windows 11 soon.
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