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Or use a terminal multiplexer like tmux instead of "terminal tabs". Never leave the terminal, except for the browser.
by panki27 3y ago
Or use a terminal multiplexer like tmux instead of "terminal tabs". Never leave the terminal, except for the browser.
- cweagans 3y agoMy terminal emulator has tabs and splits and saved sessions already. That doesn’t really solve the problem though. I want something that I can cmd+tab to and not dig through a pile of tabs.
- panki27 3y agoI auto rename the tab to the program that is running currently. So visually scan the window list for vim, then hit the prefix followed by the number of the window. But if you really need alt-tab, I can see why this won't work (unless you manage to integrate tmux windows into your window manager).