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this really depends on you configure it the way you want, I went through various dot files and found few very useful. one tmux lifesaver is this one for me: #
by geekodour 9y ago
this really depends on you configure it the way you want, I went through various dot files and found few very useful.
one tmux lifesaver is this one for me:
# split panes using | and -
bind | split-window -h
bind - split-window -v
unbind '"'
unbind %
I think you should just explore various dotfiles. does not take much time that way.
- burdickjp 9y agoI think I need to sit down with a list of available behaviors and default keybindings and parallelize them, leaning toward keeping vim's default. But, even better, I think I can make tmux and i3 modal by mapping config switching to a keybinding. In this way they can be put into a command mode and all keybindings in command mode can be shared. Include a visual indicator and I think it'd work really well.
- rocqua 9y agoI use _ instead of - for the vertical split. But other than that, I can really recommend these splits. I also agree with OP on keeping with Vim defaults. Simply because you are more likely to find yourself behind a non-configured Vim than a non-configured tmux.