Then you don't have to. tmux is cool, but if you don't _continue working from where you left_ you're fine re-opening 2-3 terminals, or use workspaces for that.

Then you don't have to. tmux is cool, but if you don't _continue working from where you left_ you're fine re-opening 2-3 terminals, or use workspaces for that. I like tmux because I can launch a tmux session inside a project with shell/vim/loaded-secrets/etc and then just attach to that session and keep working without reloads. Another tool I use heavily is "direnv".