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I think the big selling feature of iTerm was the tmux integration, but I've never gotten around to trying that out.
by fouc 7y ago
I think the big selling feature of iTerm was the tmux integration, but I've never gotten around to trying that out.
- latchkey 7y agoMaybe I'm one of the few on HN that doesn't use tmux. I've tried it but found that I guess I'm not enough of a power user (despite having used terminals since the late 80's). Combination of tabs and sometimes split windows is good enough for me.
- GhettoMaestro 7y agoTmux is that just remote. I reattach to my home tmux instance and suddenly i have my 20 tabs back.
- latchkey 7y agoI get it. Thanks. It is not a problem that I have. If I had 20 tabs that I needed to be logged into, then I'd find a way to automate it all somehow (terraform) so that I didn't need to log into them at all. =) I run some crypto staking nodes entirely this way... works wonderfully. So for me, 99% of my windows are just to my local machine.
- smichael 7y agodtach (http://dtach.sourceforge.net http://dtach.sourceforge.net) is way simpler and more transparent than tmux.