Pantheon Terminal vs Extraterm

When a process has ended, Pantheon Terminal sends a notification bubble to the desktop notification server and indicates which tab generated the notification.

Pantheon Terminal remembers the window size, position, windowed/maximized/fullscreen state, and open tabs in between sessions.

Using the Granite Dynamic Notebook widget (which includes tab close history), double click the tab bar for a new tab, duplicating tabs, quickly closing all other tabs, auto-hiding/revealing tab close buttons, etc.

The keyboard shortcut for copy + paste is intelligently adapted andnbased on text selection and clipboard state. This makes it possible to use standard copy + paste shortcuts without colliding with standard ctrl + c behavior in the Terminal.

not the fastest ever, but for me its a good comprimise of features vs performance

You can set up your own layout with multiple splits and tabs.

The shell integration makes it possible to group in command output in "frames" which show success/failure.

You can view images and other data types like audio directly in the terminal.

It is possible to go into a cursor mode where you can select text just like in a text editor. It even supports multiple cursors.

You can configure global shortcuts to open the terminal.

Just like Sublime, Atom and VSCode you can easily search and find commands from the drop down Command Palette.