Gotta say I agree with the last bit. I use Windows Terminal for everything when I'm not directly in VS Code. I made my terminal color scheme match my editor scheme (Dank Neon), and added some transparency and blur effects. I found that to do it, I just had to add the following to the profile I wanted to be transparent, and specify how transparent I wanted it to be:
"useAcrylic":true,"acrylicOpacity":0.6,
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Gotta say I agree with the last bit. I use Windows Terminal for everything when I'm not directly in VS Code. I made my terminal color scheme match my editor scheme (Dank Neon), and added some transparency and blur effects. I found that to do it, I just had to add the following to the profile I wanted to be transparent, and specify how transparent I wanted it to be: