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I tried to use tmux as a terminal multiplexer on sway just so I could make it remember a setup of terminals for specific projects. That way I could simply do `t
by Improvotter 7y ago
I tried to use tmux as a terminal multiplexer on sway just so I could make it remember a setup of terminals for specific projects. That way I could simply do `tmux-command start project-name` and have it automatically open a setup of windows and panes. Though I found it unfortunate that I had to learn new shortcuts that are different for shortcuts elsewhere. A simple example but which was a deal breaker was in order to work with its clipboard system, you had to use different commands. Does someone with more knowledge of tmux know whether it's possible to get rid of the prefix command somehow? I know about the i3 version of tmuxinator, but it doesn't support sway unfortunately. I might make something to automatically open a list of windows on a specific workspace for sway.
- patrec 7y agoiterm2 (macOS only, alas) will make a local or remote tmux session work like a native tabbed iterm window.
- airstrike 7y agoJust use `bind-key -n` for a no-prefix bind See e.g. https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/450184/in-tmux-how-to-set-shortcut-for-copy-mode https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/450184/in-tmux-how-...