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* Now close and restart Konsole.

### Cmder

![image](cmder.png){: align=right width=45% }

[Cmder](https://cmder.app/) is a portable console emulator for Windows based on [ConEmu](https://conemu.github.io/) that aims to provide a portable and convenient terminal for Windows. It comes bundled with most of the popular UNIX commands and supports a quake-style slide drop down that allows immediate access to the terminal via a global keyboard shortcut.

To use it with MSYS2, click the hamburger menu on the right lower bar and click `settings` to open the settings window.

1. Navigate to `Startup` > `Tasks` and then click the `+` symbol to create a new task. You can set any name you like, for example `bash::msys2 ucrt64`.

2. In the command section, copy the following script:

```cmd
set MSYSTEM=UCRT64 & set "CHERE_INVOKING=1" & "C:\msys64\usr\bin\bash.exe" --login -i
```

3. Click `Save Settings` button.

4. Open a new tab with the shortcut `Ctrl + T`. On the new console dialog, select the `task` you just created and then click the `Start` button.

To customize further, you can press `Ctrl + Alt + P` to open the settings window and set the task you created as the default one. You can also click the `Startup dir` button to change the default startup directory.