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> I love that it's more discoverable, with the keybindings displayed more readily. Do you miss it in Tmux? Not that I remember all the hotkeys, but most 10 of
by CoolCold 4y ago
> I love that it's more discoverable, with the keybindings displayed more readily.
Do you miss it in Tmux? Not that I remember all the hotkeys, but most 10 of them used 99% of the time for sure, for the rest just `<leader>+?`, `Ctrl+a ?` for my config - shows your current settings.
- rgoulter 4y agoNo, but I already spent time to learn tmux. (That, and I have the opinion that I'd rather keep any window fullscreen, and be able to quickly switch between windows; so I prefer having sessions of panes, rather than splitting panes). I still think it's a neat feature for keyboard-driven interfaces to have. -- e.g. I'd rather poke around lazygit than tig.