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maybe, but it scratches a totally different itch. your proposed solution certainly doesn’t result in automatic use of tmux over ssh.
by hprotagonist 4y ago
maybe, but it scratches a totally different itch. your proposed solution certainly doesn’t result in automatic use of tmux over ssh.
- sneak 4y agoIt does: that's what the byobu-enable part does. It modifies the .profile or .bashrc or whatever. All subsequent remote logins to that user account will automatically start/reattach to byobu (which uses tmux backend by default iirc).
- hprotagonist 4y agoso the same thing i did but more convoluted and requires a distro package and a service? nah.
- sneak 4y agoIt doesn’t run a service, it just modifies the user’s login scripts to start byobu/tmux on login, just like yours.