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`.
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`.