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> I think tmux's model is due to being too closely modeled on GUI virtual desktops. Yes, using a terminal emulator that natively support tmux control mode (lik
by neurostimulant 6y ago
> I think tmux's model is due to being too closely modeled on GUI virtual desktops.
Yes, using a terminal emulator that natively support tmux control mode (like iTerm2) is really nice because you can easily resize/rearrange the windows and panes via GUI actions, but absolutely suck when you have to reattach using a traditional terminal emulator because you now have to adjust all those windows and panes with keyboard actions.
- antihero 6y agoIf you use a terminal emulator that supports pointer events, tmux can use those. You generally just need to do: set -g mouse on