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There's a feature that I miss in tmuxinator: an ability to manually start windows from configuration. For example, at my daily job I often do: $ smug start p
by iillexial 6y ago
There's a feature that I miss in tmuxinator: an ability to manually start windows from configuration. For example, at my daily job I often do:
$ smug start project # when I start my day
$ smug start project:chats-microservices # when I'm about to start working on chats-microservice
The last command just creates a window in current session with configuration you specified.
Also, smug is dependency-free. You don't need ruby or python for it.