Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Kayla Cinnamon runs through what shipped for Windows developers at Build 2026: Intelligent Terminal, an experimental terminal built for working with agents; a WSL-based native container solution; over 75 command line utilities coming to Windows including grep, head, tail and touch; and a WinGet configuration file that sets up a whole dev machine in one pass.
✅ Resources:
Coreutils for Windows: github.com/microsoft/coreutils
Coreutils docs: learn.microsoft.com/windows/core-utils/overview
Kayla Cinnamon runs through what shipped for Windows developers at Build 2026: Intelligent Terminal, an experimental terminal built for working with agents; a WSL-based native container solution; over 75 command line utilities coming to Windows including grep, head, tail and touch; and a WinGet configuration file that sets up a whole dev machine in one pass.
✅ Resources:
Coreutils for Windows: github.com/microsoft/coreutils
Coreutils docs: learn.microsoft.com/windows/core-utils/overview










