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I've used screen for 15 years, am happy with the functionality, and don't see the need (yet) to switch to tmux. Given that, I would rather that iTerm2 not use
by mrbill 15y ago
I've used screen for 15 years, am happy with the functionality, and don't see the need (yet) to switch to tmux. Given that, I would rather that iTerm2 not use more system resources supporting a vterm multiplexer that I don't use. It's not going to keep me from using iTerm, though.
- GrumpySimon 15y agoThat, and screen is installed on pretty much everything I use. Tmux isn't.
- pyre 15y agoYou can modify tmux to use the same shortcuts as screen so that you can use the same muscle memory. I've been a heavy screen user for a while and recently switched to tmux. To me, tmux felt like a breath fresh air. That said, I spent the time (~hour) to convert my heavily modified screen environment over to tmux so I'm using pretty much the same shortcuts.
- batista 15y agoiTerm2 does not use "more system resources supporting a vterm multiplexer" if you don't use it's tmux functionality. Same goes for most all well designed apps a lots of not well designed too: code pages are loaded into memory only when they are needed.