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> wishing it was a little bit more mouse friendly Can you explain what you struggle to do in tmux with the mouse? I'm using it as we speak and everything is cl
by monk_grilla 3mo ago
> wishing it was a little bit more mouse friendly
Can you explain what you struggle to do in tmux with the mouse? I'm using it as we speak and everything is clickable, panes are resizable, right clicking a windows give you a context menu... Not sure what else is missing?
- robgough 3mo agoQuickly switching between multiple sessions, and seeing which sessions are waiting for input. I generally run a session per project. Then within each session, a window for Claude, a window for running whatever dev server/logs, a window for neovim, and finally a plain terminal window for things like kicking off deploys etc.
- monk_grilla 3mo agoC-b + s or C-b + w for switching sessions is most convenient for me, but if I am running multiple sessions I would usually just open a new tab in my emulator (iTerm2) which can be clicked or hotkeyed between. Anyway, I think multi-session management is a reasonable thing that this thing might improve over tmux, so fair enough.