cheat_sheets_tmux
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tmux
Sessions
A session is a group of windows (and each window has at least one pane).
New Session:
tmux tmux new -s [session name]
Sessions Management:
tmux ls tmux rename-session -t [number] [new name]
Attach Session:
tmux a -t [session name or number]
Remove Session:
tmux kill-ses tmux kill-session -t [name]
Key Bindings:
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
Ctrl-b $ | rename session |
Ctrl-b d | detach session |
Ctrl-b D | detach session, choice |
Ctrl-b ) | next session |
Ctrl-b ( | previous session |
Windows
Windows are like tabs in a browser. Windows exist in sessions and occupy the whole screen.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
Ctrl-b c | create window |
Ctrl-b n | move to next window |
Ctrl-b p | move to previous window |
Ctrl-b l | move to last window used |
Ctrl-b 0-9 | select window by number |
Ctrl-b ' | select window by name |
Ctrl-b . | change window number |
Ctrl-b , | change window name |
Ctrl-b f | find window (search) |
Ctrl-b & | kill window |
Panes
Copy
Other Stuff
Mouse Mode
Mouse mode allows you to control the pane selection, pane resizing, window selection operation, along with scrolling, with the mouse.
To enable the mouse mode, open the ~/.tmux.conf file and put the following line inside it:
setw -g mouse on
Reload it (whenever you change a configuration file of a running program, like a Bash shell, etc., you need to source it to load it again–or exit and enter again):
tmux source-file ~/.tmux.conf
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