Compare GNOME Terminal and iTerm2 
- Users report that GNOME Terminal excels in Linux support with a rating of 9.7, making it a preferred choice for users in Linux environments, while iTerm2, with a rating of 6.3 for Linux support, is less favorable for those users.
- Reviewers mention that iTerm2 shines in Mac support, boasting a high rating of 9.8, which is significantly better than GNOME Terminal's rating of 5.7, indicating that iTerm2 is tailored for Mac users.
- G2 users highlight the superior customization options in iTerm2, which received a rating of 9.5 compared to GNOME Terminal's 8.9, allowing users to personalize their terminal experience more effectively.
- Users on G2 note that GNOME Terminal has a better resource usage rating of 9.5, suggesting it is more efficient in terms of system resources compared to iTerm2's rating of 8.9, which can be crucial for users with limited system capabilities.
- Reviewers mention that iTerm2's command-line interface is rated at 9.7, which is higher than GNOME Terminal's 8.8, indicating that users find iTerm2's command-line experience more intuitive and user-friendly.
- Users say that both products have strong logging capabilities, but iTerm2's logging feature is rated at 9.3, slightly outperforming GNOME Terminal's 8.8, which may be important for users who rely on detailed session logs.
Gnome terminal is just a perfect terminal for all gnome-based desktop environments. I am a user of the Ubuntu desktop and the gnome-terminal comes pre-installed with it and it fulfills all needs of a Linux user. It has many great features like multi-tab,...
I just think it could be better in user experience. I prefer terminator's user experience, as it allows the user to split the screen into several smaller screens (without need to change tabs). I think gnome-terminal should implement this "split-screen"...
If you open up your terminal at least once a week it will make your live a little bit better. If you spend most of your day in a terminal, you can't live without it. I mean you can, but why bother?
- Font size can be improved - Font variety can be improved by adding custom fonts
Gnome terminal is just a perfect terminal for all gnome-based desktop environments. I am a user of the Ubuntu desktop and the gnome-terminal comes pre-installed with it and it fulfills all needs of a Linux user. It has many great features like multi-tab,...
If you open up your terminal at least once a week it will make your live a little bit better. If you spend most of your day in a terminal, you can't live without it. I mean you can, but why bother?
I just think it could be better in user experience. I prefer terminator's user experience, as it allows the user to split the screen into several smaller screens (without need to change tabs). I think gnome-terminal should implement this "split-screen"...
- Font size can be improved - Font variety can be improved by adding custom fonts
