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> doesn't have features such as tabs The lack of tabs is a feature for some of us. After all, why have tabs when you can have tmux? :)
by calcifer 8y ago
> doesn't have features such as tabs
The lack of tabs is a feature for some of us. After all, why have tabs when you can have tmux? :)
- davman 8y agoI'm not saying you have to have tabs, if you want to paint your terminal pink with yellow fonts and render it upside down then go for it, but I'd like tabs :)
- data_scientist 8y agoI needs to connects to multiple servers at the same time, and tmux sessions shouldn't be stacked. How can I do that without tabs?
- jrowley 8y agoIf you have 2 tmux servers with different hotkeys you can totally nest them safely. I have a different hotkey prefix for my machine and then leave the default for servers. Works great!
- calcifer 8y agoUse multiple panes and/or windows? It's a terminal multiplexer, each panes is a separate terminal, just like tabs.
- drb91 8y agoIf you’re asking seriously... tmux has a unique interface which is probably not worth learning merely for the purpose of managing multiple active sessions. You also can’t wire it to accept proper GUI commands with the mac command key. Tabs make sense. Personally I recommend Terminal.app :)