A Tmux Crash Course

January 18, 2011 Tagged: development tmux shell unix how to Comments (View) A Tmux Crash Course I’ve been using Tmux for about six months now and it has become just as essential to my workflow as vim. Pane and window management, copy-mode for navigating output, and session management make it a no-brainer for those who live in the terminal (and especially vim). I’ve compiled a list of tmux commands I use daily to help me work more efficiently. If a tmux command I mention is bound to a keyboard shortcut by default, I’ll note that in parenthesis. Session Management Sessions are useful for completely separating work environments. I have a ‘Work’ session and a ‘Play’ session; in ‘Work’, I keep everything open that I need during my day-to-day development, while in ‘Play’, I keep open current open-source gems or other work I hack on at home. tmux new -s session_name creates a new...

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@fzeisler » 20 Mar '12, 7pm
@TimFletcher My workflow is originally inspired by [link]
@DirkRuediger » 14 Mar '12, 10pm
Seit heute mit iTerm2 unterwegs. Fühlt sich sehr gut an :) [link] Und warum? Deshalb: [link]
@joonomics » 08 Mar '12, 10am
RT @PhilippBayer: For vim- and emacs-lovers: Have a tmux crash-course, work will never be the same [link]
@PhilippBayer » 08 Mar '12, 10am
For vim- and emacs-lovers: Have a tmux crash-course, work will never be the same [link]
@tapalilov » 04 Mar '12, 6pm
Защо не открих #tmux по-рано [link]
@larrywright » 04 Mar '12, 6pm
A Tmux Crash Course [link] (via Instapaper)
@nickcharlton » 02 Mar '12, 12pm
@s1mn You might find: [link] & https://t.co/QHMZSd6n handy, too.
@ratchetcat » 26 Feb '12, 1am
If you're going to try tmux, you might as well pick up TMuxinator, too: https://t.co/rm3szr8Q and do the crash course: [link]
@alfredormz » 25 Feb '12, 8pm
A Tmux Crash Course [link]