<p dir="auto">Will be great if we can duplicate/divide terminal screen like tmux or cmdr using some key shortcuts like Ctrl + Alt + H for horizontal division or Ctrl + Alt + V for vertical, and the new terminal need open in the same path of the previous terminal if we are in c:\Users the new terminal need open in the same place, if we are in Linux using /home/ the new need do the same thing and open in same /home directory.</p>
<p dir="auto">I'm pretty new to using linux, and don't understand much, but my issue is the following:<br>
Every time I use the linux subsystem in windows 10, I want to work in the same directory, where my repos are located. I want to switch to the new terminal app, but every time I open a new linux terminal, it starts out in my windows system 32 directory, whereas I would like it to start where my repositories are located. Using the terminal that's provided with the ubuntu for windows app, I simply made a new shortcut, that starts in my desired location. Any way to do this with the new app?<br>
<strong>tldr: start new linux terminal at a specific directory instead of /mnt/c/WINDOWS/system32</strong><br>
sorry if this is the wrong place to ask this.</p>

<p dir="auto">The json offers the option to specify a starting directory for both powershell and cmd. If possible, it would be awesome to have that same option for a new bash instance.</p>