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You map CTRL+A x2 to send CTRL+A to the shell, and it works.
by jasonlotito 13y ago
You map CTRL+A x2 to send CTRL+A to the shell, and it works.
- osivertsson 13y agoYes I do sort of this, only I use CTRL+Z instead, works sweet: # C-z as prefix key. C-z C-z will send C-z to application, C-z z cycles last window set-option -g prefix C-z unbind C-b bind-key C-z send-prefix bind-key z last-window
- dllthomas 13y agoBy default it's C-a a, which I like.