How do I change the line spacing in Terminal?

There is one terminal emulator that has this feature.

urxvt

from man urxvt:

-lsp number
Compile frills: Lines (pixel height) to insert between each row of the display.      
Useful to work around font rendering problems; resource lineSpace.

urxvt is avalable in thease packages:

rxvt-unicode

rxvt-unicode-256color

rxvt-unicode-lite

This feature is available in GNOME Terminal version 3.28 (VTE terminal emulation library version 0.52).

Konsole has this feature. You'll find it under profile settings in the rightmost tab. Konsole is a KDE application, but it has relatively few dependencies and seems to work well without KDE.

The mac terminal supports this for a good reason. Atom (editor) supports it too. To me it's indispensable. I imagine, many people prefer a little more line spacing/ line height.

urxvt seems a little antiquated to me.