tmux
Tmux is a powerful command-line tool that allows users to create and manage multiple terminal sessions within a single window or in the background. It enables users to detach and reattach sessions, allowing them to persist even when logging out or losing connectivity. Tmux facilitates splitting the terminal window into multiple panes, which can be vertically or horizontally organized, providing a multitasking environment. Users can effortlessly switch between these panes and resize them according to their needs. The tool also supports session sharing, enabling multiple users to collaborate on the same terminal session simultaneously. Tmux offers a session management system, allowing users to create named sessions and easily switch between them. It supports customization through a simple configuration file, enabling users to enhance their workflow with keybindings, themes, and plugins. The command-line interface of Tmux provides a wide range of commands and shortcuts to control and navigate through sessions, panes, and windows. Tmux also supports scripting, allowing users to automate their workflows and create complex setups tailored to their requirements. Overall, Tmux is a versatile and efficient tool for managing and organizing terminal sessions, empowering users to work more effectively and productively.
List of commands for tmux:
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tmux:tldr:3cb90 tmux: Kill a session by name.$ tmux kill-session -t ${name}try on your machineexplain this command
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tmux:tldr:c0bcb tmux: Start a new named session.$ tmux new -s ${name}try on your machineexplain this command
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tmux:tldr:c4528 tmux: Attach to the most recently used session.$ tmux attachtry on your machineexplain this command