What's the best terminal emulator for Linux right now?

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https://github.com/Swordfish90/cool-retro-term

>>55036361
urxvt

>>55036361
I used Sakura for many years. These days, I don't care about what terminal emulator I use anymore, as long as the fonts are readable.

Though there was nothing special about Sakura. It just used libvte and GTK and was okay.

i use putty

>>55036394
>Rice
lol I used to use this shit.

>>55036361
URxvt man

Konsole or
>>55036394

>>55036361

>Terminator every day of the week and twice on Sundays

>>55036361
Gnome terminal or Guake.Terminology if you like flashy bloat.

>>55036361
command.exe

>>55036361
> black-screen
> terminal emulator built on top of electron
just hand me the gun

>>55036361
Urxvt does everything you could need.

Terminology has a lot of cool features like mixing the gui and console.
https://www.enlightenment.org/about-terminology

>>55036361
rxvt-unicode
powerful, free as in freedom and beer. Use it

>>55036999
Trips of truth

>>55037112
Looks pretty neat desu. I really hate that we still have to deal with shitty 1970's terminal escape codes in most terminal emulators.

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Anyone remember xmlterm?

>>55036524
Sometimes it will randomly start taking up hundreds of MB of memory and I need to close it and open again. Why? How do I fix it?

urxvt the best

termite

urxvt

st -e tmux 2

>>55036361
M-x shell for a dumb terminal, and M-x term for a terminal that can be used to run programs in it.
You can run shell with a prefix argument to give a name to the shell buffer so you can have multiple terminals.

As for something outside of Emacs, I use lxterminal.

>>55036361
Urxvt with emacs keybindings.

>>55036361
If by emacs keybindings you mean the shell you are using, then bash has emacs keybindings by default, so you don't even have to care about that.
Just try using emacs commands in bash, and they should work. There are only some small differences between default GNU Emacs keybindings and keybindings in bash.

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>>55036394

>>55036361
Konsole.

Termite or rxvt-unicode

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>>55036361
st.suckless.org
st

whatever is available + tmux

>>55037154
why all this love for urxvt?
any outstanding feautures not available on other terminals?