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I'll take a rust tmux if it runs on Windows. I'm currently kind of stuck on Windows and I didn't realize how much tmux means to me until Bill took it away :(
by alexvitkov 1y ago
I'll take a rust tmux if it runs on Windows. I'm currently kind of stuck on Windows and I didn't realize how much tmux means to me until Bill took it away :(
- throwaway290 1y agoWhy are you stuck on Windows?
- diggan 1y agoSome programs only run on Windows, this isn't a new problem. Personally, the only reason I have a Windows installation on my desktop is because Ableton doesn't run (well) via Wine, so not a lot of options really.
- vunderba 1y agoThis. DAW support in Linux has always been kind of rough. It's slowly getting better though with stuff like Bitwig and Reaper.
- finnjohnsen2 1y agoAt least he's not stuck on MacOS
- mystifyingpoi 1y agoMost people in big companies are stuck with Windows. But WSL2 is really amazing, even if a workaround in idea.
- joe_guy 1y agotmux runs fine in WSL1/2
- nickjj 1y agoYep I've been doing this since WSL 1 was available, it's rock solid. My dotfiles at https://github.com/nickjj/dotfiles https://github.com/nickjj/dotfiles have an install script to automatically get everything (including tmux w/ plugins) set up on Debian, Ubuntu, Arch Linux or macOS. This includes native Linux and WSL 2 support.
- alexvitkov 1y agoWSL is not Windows. Unless you can work entirely in WSL (and if I could I'd just use Linux) having to juggle fake filesystems, incompatible symlinks, two PATHs, three shells is a bit much.