tmux is a terminal multiplexer: it enables a number of terminals (or windows), each running a separate program, to be created, accessed, and controlled from a single screen.
I work in a situation where I have multiple projects and within each are many scripts that make use of …
tmuxENV: I am running tmux in putty, on a windows 7 laptop. I do ssh to linux systems while working. I …
vim tmuxI have a .tmux.conf which I use on different machines with different tmux versions installed. I want to set …
bash shell if-statement scripting tmuxI know that after I call (start-server) inside an existing Emacs session I can then use emacsclient -c (on the …
emacs remote-access tmux collaboration emacsclientMy .tmux.conf looks like this base-index 0 bell-action any buffer-limit 9 default-command "" default-path "" default-shell "/bin/bash" default-terminal "screen" destroy-unattached off detach-on-destroy …
bash tmuxI'm just learning tmux and I have no experience with screen. I'm wondering if I can move a window in …
linux tmuxI am new to tmux and I am trying to edit my tmux.conf file to have the left side …
configuration tmuxI would like to have tmux to automatically rename the window with the current working directory (cwd). As it is …
tmuxOr at least the part of it, that makes sense. More specifically I have some environment variables, that have been …
tmuxI have a shell script that is enabled as service to start multiple shell scripts e.g. service started script …
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