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Any changes to ~/.bashrc or even ~/.tmux.conf would not reflect in any newly created session unless you terminate all sessions and start afresh. In screen, ever

by sirfz 2y ago

Any changes to ~/.bashrc or even ~/.tmux.conf would not reflect in any newly created session unless you terminate all sessions and start afresh. In screen, every new session starts from the current host environment which is more convenient

somat 2y ago
Not sure what bash is doing but tested with ksh and it runs and picks up changes in both .profile(login shells) and .kshrc(all shells) so I don't think it is tmux that is interfering with that aspect. In fact I was a bit surprised that .profile ran on every created pane, as naively I would not have thought that would be a login shell. not sure about the rest, I did read the man page again, and wow there is a lot more configurabilty than I first thought, however I found nothing great, the best I could come up with is. bind c 'source-file /home/xxx/.tmux.conf; new-window'