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Yeah, tmux remotely is great, but for terminals on the desktop I don't really feel that it's that useful.

• q_revert 14y ago
  locally, I find the tmux buffer system (just like in vim) to be very useful for pasting text around the place, also, the newer versions have :choose-tree, which is well worth a look, using ^a s gives you a list of open sessions, from which you can choose what you were working on, and if you give your sessions sensible names (based on the starting directory for example) then you can switch between projects/jobs incredibly easily.. also, running tmux locally has the advantage that if you need to leave the office or go somewhere, you can still reattach to your work machine and pick up from where you left off.. so, in a sense, everything is remote