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To me, this behaviour makes perfect sense and fits well with my intuition or mental model of how things work. Thanks anyway for a good write up
by surfsvammel 4y ago
To me, this behaviour makes perfect sense and fits well with my intuition or mental model of how things work.
Thanks anyway for a good write up
- Liquid_Fire 4y agoI would have expected that sessions are completely independent from each other, and don't magically inherit some (but not others) environment variables from when the first session was created. (Especially considering the first session might not even exist anymore!) That said, I can understand why it would work this way for simplicity, if all sessions are hosted inside the same process. Luckily for me, I never use more than one session at a time, so this doesn't affect me.
- roomey 4y agoIt helps to understand that tmux is a server, that you connect to with sessions. Your first spawn of tmux starts the tmux server, all your sessions will connect to this server But if it is only one session you are using, w