Tilix since a few weeks, because it offers tiling windows within the main window.
I like to use bash. Iām pretty sheltered in the shell world, and I canāt think of a time, use case, or desire to try anything other than bash. Iām not against other shells, and I bet there are some great ones. Most places I look, much like vim, bash is there and available. So, I just stuck with it. Scripting, tools, and utilities allow me to move mountains worth of data in comparison to GUI methods, and I feel much more rewarded by engineering a solution with documentation to share as resources.
It is also minimal. This is perhaps the biggest draw for me. Itās chill and non-distraction. It sits there and blinks, and it doesnāt agitate psychic unrest. Yes, because it is minimal.
Unlike windos 10, Bash is a cornerstone of technical prowess. Bash is replicated tech from the 70s that just doesnāt go away. Aside from being popular I would add agile and respected.
I like fish because itās easy to configure colour schemes and the prompt. Automatic completion also helps.
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You didnāt list my favorite as an optionā¦ Gnome-Shell! 
(Or does that count?)
I guess Iāve just used Bash, because thatās what comes default on most everything Iāve used thus far. But Fish sounds pretty cool to me, and likely something Iām going to have to explore a lot more.
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