#🔒 Why my terminal is like that?(bottom right)

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maiden estuary
humble irisBOT
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@maiden estuary

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stable prairie
# maiden estuary

You probably pressed the "Play" triangle button to run your code, right?

maiden estuary
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I was following a Tutorial didnt happened with him?

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any way to fix this?

stable prairie
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Try running the script by command instead of pressing the play button

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py 1quest.py
maiden estuary
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it worked but is there a way to reset layout around console area?

stable prairie
maiden estuary
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i remember,in this area it use to show Powershell or python using one being use

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stable prairie
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Hover your mouse over each spawned terminal and click on the trash icon. Like here, I have one terminal called deno, and another called pwsh. I can kill the pwsh terminal by clicking on the trash icon

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maiden estuary
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out of curious i just move it 😭

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before movving it other side it does not create layer, like it does now!

maiden estuary
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like this

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it use to show cur language running

stable prairie
maiden estuary
stable prairie
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So it may have moved or removed in the recent updates

maiden estuary
knotty rivet
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When you open multiple terminal sessions they stack up on the right. If you have only one active terminal running it shows up normally like the one in that video

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