Tmux Notes
In Linux, tmux can help us manage our windows conveniently, and will not close the running program due to jumping out of the window, so it can manage the terminal well.
There are three parts in tmux: session, window and pane. There can be multiple sessions in a server, multiple windows in a session, and multiple panes in the same window.
All commands in tmux need to be completed by adding specific keys after prefix. The default prefix is ctrl + b.
Session
When tmux is executed, a Session will be generated. You can use tmux ls to view the currently executing tmux. After finding the session you want to use, you can use tmux a -t <id> to use the existing session.
You need to change the above
to the number of the session to be used
- prefix +
$: rename session - prefix +
d: Detach the current session - prefix +
): next session - prefix +
): previous session
Window
- prefox +
c: create a new window - prefox +
n: next window - prefox +
p: previous window - prefox +
&: close window
Pane
- prefix +
space: switch pane mode - prefix +
": Add horizontally split pane - prefix +
%: add vertically split pane - prefix +
o: switch to next pane - prefix +
x: close pane - prefix +
[: Enter copy mode, pressspaceto select
Settings
You can place your own settings in ~/.tmux.conf to customize your own tmux.
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