What are you missing? Windows Console has undergone a complete overhaul in the last few years. With QuickEdit, copy and paste via keyboard, and reflow during window resizing, the Windows Console is pretty nice.
I use Windows Terminal about 10 hours a day. Windows Terminal has got tabs, Unix cut and Paste, emoji support (surprisingly how common outputting emoji is in tests suites etc).
The 0.5 version is usable as a day to day terminal.
Alternative most stable Terminal is Fluent which I've used for a couple of years now.
I'm currently using wsltty, which is mintty for wsl. It's decent, but it's terrible on fast scrolling texts (i.e. `docker logs` for a container without a maximum log size configured)
Alacritty is great if you need actual performance.
Hyper is actually the one with the overall best experience, but it is electron and the usual issues apply.
Fwiw, mobaxterm can also be configured to use wsl.
My list wasn't supposed to be exhaustive in any way. I'm sorry if it sounded like that.
There are quite a few terminal emulators on windows and I just listed a few I thought noteable.
I didn't even mention the new one from Microsoft!
If you just want a sleek looking terminal for a few commands, cmder is definitely a valid choice. The occasionally broken copy paste is however dangerous, as it can remove characters from the middle of a line
I.e. `rm -rf /tmp/something && echo success` can get shortened to `rm -rf / && echo success`. It's admittedly very unlikely, as it usually just introduces errors such as `rm -rf /tm & echo success`.
Also this might be helpful for anyone wanting to follow along: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/