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I love tmux! It's perfectly usable! You only need a 400-line custom-built configuration file[1]! [1] https://doc.xn0.org/.tmux.conf https://doc.xn0.org/.tmux.c
by mmh0000 6mo ago
I love tmux! It's perfectly usable! You only need a 400-line custom-built configuration file[1]!
[1] https://doc.xn0.org/.tmux.conf https://doc.xn0.org/.tmux.conf
Disclaimer: I am being silly but serious. tmux is absolutely not user-friendly out of the box. It is, however, extremely nice after an absurd amount of tweaking, which is either an endorsement or a damning, depending on your perspective.
- skydhash 6mo agoMine is only a few lines copied from jcs’s one. https://github.com/jcs/dotfiles/blob/master/.tmux.conf https://github.com/jcs/dotfiles/blob/master/.tmux.conf I’ve only reverted the prefix binding back.
- hiAndrewQuinn 6mo agoI include lines at the top of my own https://andrew-quinn.me/tmux-conf.txt https://andrew-quinn.me/tmux-conf.txt to make it easy to download no matter what kind of box I find myself on. # Mindless copy and paste command: # # # Standard Linux / GNU tools # wget -O ~/.tmux.conf https://andrew-quinn.me/tmux-conf.txt # curl -fsSL https://andrew-quinn.me/tmux-conf.txt -o ~/.tmux.conf # busybox wget -q -O ~/.tmux.conf https://andrew-quinn.me/tmux-conf.txt # [... many, many others] The Windows PowerShell one is aspirational and manifesting. I should add some angel numbers to it to hyperstition more of what I want to see into the world.
- optionalsquid 6mo agoI dunno. I have yet to change any tmux settings, but I find it perfectly usable. I guess it depends on what you want out of it. I’ve memorized about nine shortcuts, and that’ll all I’ve ever needed: ctrl+b and c, n, p, s, d, $, ‘,’, or PageUp/PageDown