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- tmux vs. screen - Super User
Working with the Screen code, back in 2002, was educational and enjoyable for me Oddly enough, for all its additional features, Tmux has about 25% fewer lines of code than Screen (30k vs 40k) I noticed that Tmux uses many tree and list data structures, which were slightly difficult for me to understand Screen seemed to prefer arrays
- How to detach a tmux session that itself already in a tmux?
The D passes through the local tmux unchanged; when it gets to the remote tmux it triggers the detach command You type CTRL+B Your local tmux interprets it as the prefix key; nothing is sent to the processes running under the local tmux You type CTRL+B Your local tmux has it bound to the send-prefix command
- windows - tmux screen alternative for powershell - Super User
Set up a PowerShell Core tmux profile in Windows Terminal, ConEmu, or however you prefer The launch command is simply wsl -d tmux_posh If you need to access the instance without entering tmux PowerShell (for instance, to sudo apk upgrade or to edit the config), launch instead with wsl ~ -d tmux_posh -e sh (or wsl ~ -d tmux_posh -u root)
- Restore tmux session after reboot - Super User
many thanks for the script @mislav I saved the script as zsh and ran ~ tmux-session zsh save in the terminal without errors Then restarted the computer and then open tmux interminal and ran ~ tmux-session zsh restore and got width invalid as a message (with one additional window created in main directory But the saved session (with 3
- How to convert 2 horizontal panes to vertical panes in tmux?
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- tmux - Insert a window at a specified position - Super User
I have got a solution without the need of external scripts Put the following in your tmux conf: bind i command-prompt -p 'Insert window at:' 'run-shell "if tmux select-window -t %1; then tmux new-window -a; tmux swap-window -s %1 -t \$((%1+1)); else tmux new-window; tmux move-window -t %1; fi; tmux select-window -t #I; tmux select-window -t %1;"'
- How does one swap two panes in Tmux? - Super User
ctrl-b : to activate the tmux command line Then issue command swap-pane -s3 -t5 Note that you have auto-completion when typing commands Also you can search for syntax of a command directly from tmux manpage That's how I learn the syntax for swap-pane
- How do I rename a session in tmux? - Super User
By default the session name will be in brackets in the lower left corner of tmux You can list all sessions and switch between them with: Ctrl + B, s From shell prompt You can rename tmux sessions with tmux rename-session [-t current-name] [new-name] To find your session names, do tmux list-sessions-- it will be in the left-most column
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