As the article concludes: "These tools are powerful not because you can use the keyboard instead of a mouse, they are powerful because you can combine them in n

As the article concludes: "These tools are powerful not because you can use the keyboard instead of a mouse, they are powerful because you can combine them in new ways" (for context: through tmux-prefixed commands, your scripts can talk to your terminals). But more importantly, if you don't think of it as a replacement for a window manager it makes more sense - it's "only" a terminal multiplexer. You'll still have need/use for a great WM, too.