Windows Terminal comes with a large set of default settings, including color schemes and keyboard shortcuts (now called "Custom actions"). Specific distribution icons do not come shipped inside the terminal but can be downloaded and assigned using the terminal settings. (Run the commands when logged into Lonestar with a SSH terminal, from your home directory).You can change the icon of each WSL distribution if desired. In order to make remotely navigating to the different file systems on lonestar easier ($SCRATCH and $WORK), you can set up some shortcuts with these commands that create folders that "link" to those locations. You can also click on the mounted volume within MacFusion and choose "Reveal" from the gear menu. The remote file system will appear in Finder (depending on your settings it may be on the desktop or inside the computer shortcut in the side of a Finder window). Enter your login information for lonestar.
Click the + menu in the window and select SSHFS. Move the app that gets downloaded to your Applications folder. Check the option to install the "compatibility layer". Connecting to TACC Like a Hard Drive: MacFuse/MacFusion Want to edit files on TACC without having to use nano? You might want to use TextWrangler, a text editor that can edit files over ssh. Want your Lonestar files to appear like any other place on your hard drive? You can do this using MacFuse/MacFusion on a Mac. Then you'll be able to get there just by clicking on the scratch folder in the Notepad++ Remote directory tree. Since much of the editing we'll do will be in your SCRATCH area at TACC, rather than having to navigate around TACC's complex file system tree, let's just create a symbolic link to your SCRATCH directory in your home directory. You can click the the (Dis)connect icon again to Disconnect when you're done. Once you've authenticated, a directory tree ending in your home directory will be visible in the NppFTP window. To open the connection, click the blue (Dis)connect icon then select lonestar connection. Fill in Hostname () and your TACC user ID. In the Profile settings dialog click Add new. Click the Settings icon (looks like a gear), then select Profile Settings. The top bar of the NppFTP panel should become blue. 
In the Plugins menu, select NppFTP, then select Focus NppFTP Window.
In the Preferences dialog, select the New Document/Default Directory tab. 
In the Settings menu, select Preferences. Configure the default line separator for Unix. Once it has been installed, start Notepad++ and follow these steps to configure it: If you're on a Windows PC download the installer here. It has syntax coloring for many programming languages (Python, Perl, shell), and a remote file editing interface. Notepad++ is an open source, full-featured text editor for Windows PCs (not Macs).
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