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You should take a look at the changes made for tmux 3. They’re going to break quite a few configs. It might also represent a new era for tmux, though, as it see
by pizza 7y ago
You should take a look at the changes made for tmux 3. They’re going to break quite a few configs. It might also represent a new era for tmux, though, as it seems like the creator is adding some text UI primitives to it (eg the right-click menu). I also really love byobu, so it would be great to make it more powerful, too.
- ohazi 7y agoYeah, I've had to maintain multiple config files because Amazon Linux, Debian stable, Debian testing, Ubuntu, Raspbian, various Fedora versions, etc. have all had different tmux versions at different times, and upgrading locally involves some termcap stuff that wasn't always reliable. I fully expect to have to revisit this again soonish. But most of the tmux changes over the years have been clear positives, despite the config churn.