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Tmux User man

Tmux is a terminal multiplexer, like GNU screen. You can use it with Byobu.

To store the sessions you could use tmuxinator

It is used to work with alternative sessions, one for each work. It is awesome when you need to do something in background, or when you work in remote connection, like ssh . In this way is an alternative to nohup.

Install

On Ubuntu use apt-get install tmux

After configure ~\.tmux.conf. This is Vince Bufalo configuration. It is very nice, because use Ctrl+a to start a Key Sequence.

# Set Tmux's default keystroke to C-a, a binding which comes from GNU Screen
# and is quite common among Tmux users.
set-option -g prefix C-a
unbind C-b

# fix emacs C-a
bind a send-prefix

# Better colors
set -g default-terminal "screen-256color"

# Create a cleaner status bar
set -g status-bg blue
set -g status-fg white
set -g status-left '#[fg=green]#S'
set-window-option -g window-status-current-bg red

# Creating panes easier.
unbind %
bind | split-window -h # split horizontally with C-a |  
bind - split-window -v # split vertically with C-a -

Sub commands

  • List all sessions

    tmux list-sessions

  • Create a new session

    tmux new-session -s "session-name"

  • Kill a session

    tmux kill-session -t "session-name"

  • Attach a session

    tmux attach-session -t "session-name"

  • Detach a session and attach again

    tmux attach-session -d -t "session-name"

Key Sequences

  • List of all keys sequences

    C-a ?

Window

  • Detach

    C-a d

  • Create new window

    C-a c

  • Go to next window

    C-a n

  • Go to previous window

    C-a p

  • Kill current window

    C-a &

  • Rename current window

    C-a ,

Pane

  • Split horizontally

    C-a |

  • Split vertically

    C-a -

  • Change pane

    C-a 'arrow'

  • Kill pane

    C-a x

Scrolling

  • Scrolling on

    C-a Pup

  • Scrolling off

Esc or q