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Try “set-option -g mouse on” in your ~/.tmux.conf. I’ve never used the copy/scroll mode, always use scroll wheel on mouse. Yeah, copying can be weird. I full s
by callc 2y ago
Try “set-option -g mouse on” in your ~/.tmux.conf. I’ve never used the copy/scroll mode, always use scroll wheel on mouse.
Yeah, copying can be weird. I full screen a panel to copy multiple lines of text using the terminal emulator’s copy, not tmux’s. Works well enough.
- anyfoo 2y agoThat is a far, far cry from using kinetic scrolling. In fact, using a mouse wheel is a very far experience away from that. I basically cannot use "normal" mouses with scroll wheel anymore for that reason, I couldn't get anything done like that. I think there are/used to be some mice with a ultra-low-fricton "freerunning" scroll wheel. I guess that could be a similar experience, but of course tmux would stand in the way of that as well. And I'm very old school and had been using text-only terminal starting in the 1980s...
- Panzer04 2y agoLogitech MX3 is the modern version, not sure what else there is. It's got a magnetic mechanism that allows the scroll wheel to freewheel if you want.
- dev-ns8 2y agoI have been wrestling with having to enter scroll mode for so long now. It's so infuriating. It works without configurations on iTerm, but does not work on a single other terminal emulator I've tried. I just tried your config setting in Ghostty and still, when I use my mouse it scrolls through zsh history, not the screen