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📅 2022-05-23 — ⏰ 17:03

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#tmux #linux
#tool — ### bullet point 1. install 2. what it is 3. what it can do 4. tmux key binding 5. tmux conf 6. extra features 7. patching for history backups 8. — ### data 💽 ##### Installation + Linux : sudo apt-get install tmux + Fedora : sudo dnf -y install tmux + Cent-OS : sudo yum -y install tmux + Arch Linux : sudo pacman -S tmux + to start : tmux + NOTE: Prefix key : Ctrl+b + github

What is tmux ??

• It is terminal multiplexer.
• It acts as a window manager in your terminal.
• It also allows to create multiple window and panes in a single terminal window.

##### What it can do + Tmux keeps the sessions , windows and panes in a server located at /tmp/tmux + If your terminal window is crash or killed(detach) then still all your process and session is alive, until you kill the tmux server(reboot). + Again you can pick the session from where you left by simply attaching to the session. + tmux is also helpful while working with remote machine. ##### tmux key binds NOTE: Prefix key C-b == Ctrl+b + to start : tmux + Splitting Pane : + for left and right : C-b+% + for top and bottom : C-b+" + Navigates through panes : + C-b+<arrow_keys + to move left : C-b ⬅ + to move right : C-b ➡ + to move up : C-b ⬆ + to move down : C-b ⬇ + Closing pane: type exit or C-b x + Creating windows : C-b c + rename windows : C-b , + to kill window : C-b & + Navigates through windows : + for previous window : C-b p + for next window : C-b n + for required : C-b <number> where number is number in front of the window’s name in your status bar + Session handling : + to detach your current session : C-b d + for list of session to detach : C-b D + for list of session : C-b s + for list of session : tmux ls it worked without a tmux session + to attach to session from list : tmux attach -t 0 -t 0 -t for specific target and 0 name of the session
+ attach to a new session : tmux new -s database new -s database new for new , -s for session , database as name of session new -w __ -w for new window
+ rename session : C-b $ rename before starting the session : tmux rename-session -t 0 database + to enter command prompt mode : C-b :

NOTE : to see the more key bindings use C-b ? + It will show the all binding available in it

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1. blog
2. key-binds_img
   
3. YT-video
4. tmux key binds :
   1. default-key-binds
   2. resize-pane-using-command
   3. to-control-screen
5. key-binds