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Iterm2 also has a nice tmux integration. You can connect to a session but use native tabs and panes. It even works on remote servers over ssh. You just add a '-
by vlunkr 10y ago
Iterm2 also has a nice tmux integration. You can connect to a session but use native tabs and panes. It even works on remote servers over ssh. You just add a '-CC' arg. (You may also have to enable it in the prefs, don't remember for sure)
- scardine 10y agoIn fact I use byobu instead of plain tmux.
- namepros 10y agoI've never been able to get iTerm2's tmux integration to work well enough to warrant the bother.
- rajathagasthya 10y agoThis is what I usually do to connect to a remote server and enter a tmux session: ssh hostname -t "tmux -CC attach || tmux -CC" Of course, I picked this up from an HN comment :)