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I have been able to completely replace tmux with wezterm on Linux and Mac and love it. It even works on Windows and have been able to port tmux bindings . https

by prabir 6y ago

I have been able to completely replace tmux with wezterm on Linux and Mac and love it. It even works on Windows and have been able to port tmux bindings . https://github.com/prabirshrestha/dotfiles/blob/master/.config/wezterm/wezterm.lua https://github.com/prabirshrestha/dotfiles/blob/master/.conf...

djeiasbsbo 6y ago
But why would that be beneficial? Having the terminal multiplexer "in th shell" seems so much more convenient. I use Alacritty and tmux but I always open tmux anyway.
- minusf 6y ago
  the story so far: terminal emulators come and go, tmux stays...
  - toxik 6y ago
    tmux? Most people I know still use screen.
    - minusf 6y ago
      i liked screen until tmux came along. now i had a nice and readable config file and a BSD quality man page.
drdec 6y ago
I feel like I am missing something - does wezterm support functionality equivalent to tmux's sessions? I'm guessing that domains are the wezterm concept but I don't see how to switch or detach from a domain.