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in use

zie linux-shells-terminals-used

gnome-terminal

default in Linux Mint , is pretty decent

terminator

usage : multiple “panes” , window blocks
colors need to be adjusted , hard and hard to read

other :

RoxTerm

usage : some gnome terminal issues on Cinnamon , maar dat was pre LXM19 , die issues werden ondertussen gefixed

This is just a work around and not a fully working fix
http://roxterm.sourceforge.net
https://packages.debian.org/jessie/roxterm

ROXTerm aims to be an advanced alternative to Gnome Terminal, but without the burden of Gnome-related dependencies.
alternative : means you’ll find the familiar features: support for keyboard shortcuts, color schemes, user profiles, and session saving.

ROXTerm has a practical pop-up menu that lets you hide the menu bar and maximize screen space.
ROXTerm can recognize file paths, SSH hostnames, email addresses, and web URLs. You can either click them to open/access the destination, or press Ctrl and drag the link into another application.

it’s also possible to drag-and-drop text and files into the ROXTerm application window. Text gets pasted into the terminal, while files show up as a path that you can manipulate further.