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I agree with you in principle, and feel like tmux was written "for programmers" and therefore the author(s) felt it more important to be consistent than usable.
by LyndsySimon 8y ago
I agree with you in principle, and feel like tmux was written "for programmers" and therefore the author(s) felt it more important to be consistent than usable. For instance: I'm pretty sure with `tmux list-sessions` because the command inside tmux is `:list-sessions`.
It wouldn't be terribly hard to write a wrapper for the command itself that works the way you want it to. As simple as it seems, I think that would probably be something useful to create and release.
- abcdef123xyz123 8y agoNot so much for programmers, but I think certainly for people used to the terminal. If you know how to use the shell or a sophisticated editor like vi or emacs, tmux should not be a particular challenge. The target audience is not Unix beginners.