What terminal emulator do you use under Windows and Linux?

Question

linux

For a number of reasons, I work alternately on 3 operating systems: linux, windows, macos.
Under macos I use iterm2, under Linux - native gnome-terminal, under Windows putty.
Of all the above, only iterm is written by people for people. What can I say, he's just amazing.
Prompt, something similar (even paid) for other operating systems.
Thank you.
upd: Under Windows I discovered xshell. Thank you. The issue with Linux remains open.

Answer 1

ConEmu

Answer 2

cmder

Answer 3

I'm on Kubuntu, using the built-in Konsole. Happy as an elephant.

Answer 4

Under Windows, you can live with ConEmu + something like git bash. Under Linux it's yakuake, but if you're into gnome then probably guake.

Answer 5

Windows - mobaxterm
Linux - urxvt

Answer 6

In linux, I'm quite satisfied with my native gnome-terminal. Previously, I used xterm in general. Under Windows - of course XShell. Although if you want a paid, but really good - Absolute Telnet. It is truly an absolute. But for money.
PS: The concept of "by people and for people" is very, very subjective ...

Answer 7

xfce4-terminal --drop-down and xfce4-terminal respectively for Linux. Arrives out of the box configured, there are tabs, everything is simple and clear in the parameters, the dependencies are minimal.