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Works out the box with tmux 1.8 and later + iTerm2 these days. Simply run tmux -CC [attach] and the tmux session pops up as tabs in iTerm2. I don't know about a
by pi-rat 13y ago
Works out the box with tmux 1.8 and later + iTerm2 these days. Simply run tmux -CC [attach] and the tmux session pops up as tabs in iTerm2.
I don't know about any similar alternatives for linux :(
https://code.google.com/p/iterm2/wiki/TmuxIntegration https://code.google.com/p/iterm2/wiki/TmuxIntegration
- pyre 13y agoThe part that I dislike about it is that: 1) You have to have a separate terminal window for the 'control' process. 2) Now creating new tabs / windows automatically creates them in said tmux session (unless you manually use the "Profiles" drop-down menu). It would be nice to use Tmux as a way to create a window full of tabs in a scripted way (a la Tmuxinator), but not be forced to use a single Tmux session for everything.