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As others said, wish this use case had been considered on Unix based OSs. I guess it's a very common issue many people have daily. I don't like to do it but som

As others said, wish this use case had been considered on Unix based OSs. I guess it's a very common issue many people have daily. I don't like to do it but some people have some bashrc or ssh config script to auto attach every session to a tmux session or even docker container.

hinkley 4y ago
On a multi user system this seems fraught. That’s probably why it didn’t happen sooner.
cawwot 4y ago
This is standard practice for systems following STIGs. Bashrc is required to enforce that new sessions always get a tmux and stay in the tmux session.