Starting remote connections in Windows Terminal
Now that we have our ~/.ssh/config file, it's almost trivial to add our remote connections to Windows Terminal. We don't need to care whether we're connecting to Linux or Windows; the command is the same either way.
Open the settings.json file (Ctrl + Shift + ,) and add the remote connections to the profile.list array. Each guid value should be unique, and the command line should point to our hosts that we set up in our ~/.ssh/config file. Alternatively, if the name field is unique throughout the file, we can omit the guid field entirely:
// connect to our router, probably running linux
{
    "guid": "{663bb60f-01bb-48f3-b552-176ff3fdc711}",
    "name": "Connect to Router",
    "commandline": "ssh router"
},
// connect to our desktop, running Windows
{
    "guid": "...
