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How do you configure tmux such that the keybindings does not conflict with emacs? To use them together, did you change your tmux keybindings, or emacs keybindin
by melbogia 6y ago
How do you configure tmux such that the keybindings does not conflict with emacs? To use them together, did you change your tmux keybindings, or emacs keybindings, or both? Do you mind sharing your keybindings?
As a long time tmux and vim user, I picked up emacs just so I could use org-mode, and installed evil-mode. I have been using GUI emacs but I'd love to use emacs in tmux. In tmux I had been using C-a as the prefix.
- disgruntledphd2 6y agoSo, I do this also (mostly for keeping things running on remote systems), and I just mostly use Emacs within tmux. The only annoying part is needing to hit C-b twice to move one space backwards. I really should remap the tmux keys, but at this point I'm used to it.
- melbogia 6y agoSo you didn't change any keybindings then? I tried emacs in tmux and the very first thing I tested didn't work; in org-mode C-RET does not create another bullet - it only inputs a carriage return. Update: Well it does the same thing even when I run emacs in terminal, without tmux. It looks like I may need to configure iTerm2 to interpret C-RET properly? I am not sure. Update 2: C-RET sends a return https://gitlab.com/gnachman/iterm2/-/issues/1897 https://gitlab.com/gnachman/iterm2/-/issues/1897. How are folks getting around this limitation?