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An absolute staple of my development setup, and one of those rare tools that always just seems to work. Thanks for all the work! Sidebar: if you're a die-hard

An absolute staple of my development setup, and one of those rare tools that always just seems to work. Thanks for all the work! Sidebar: if you're a die-hard tmux user in Linux, and you do something like, say, open vim and then realize you haven't opened it in tmux, check out https://github.com/nelhage/reptyr https://github.com/nelhage/reptyr - it lets you do things like ctrl-z to background vim, start tmux, then steal the vim process into your new tmux session. Pretty cool!

joyofdata 13y ago
Installed it today for the first time (just switched from Windows to Ubuntu) and I love it already! http://askubuntu.com/questions/423529/how-to-efficiently-switch-between-several-terminal-windows-using-the-keyboard http://askubuntu.com/questions/423529/how-to-efficiently-swi...
bashcoder 13y ago
Thanks for the useful tip. I also really appreciate the power and utility of tmuxinator. [1] [1] https://github.com/tmuxinator/tmuxinator https://github.com/tmuxinator/tmuxinator
saosebastiao 13y ago
I love and use tux all the time, but for me it doesn't always just work. I regularly run into weird backspace/delete behavior when using tmux with ssh. For example, ssh from ubuntu into rhel and then running tmux will give me a completely different behavior compared to when I tmux in ubuntu and then ssh into rhel. I know that backspace/delete behavior has more to do with the terminal than tmux, but gnome terminal seems to handle it fine outside of tmux.
- mbillie1 13y ago
  Hmm, I remember having this issue with RHEL also, but I thought it was fixed in maybe tmux 1.8... although I could certainly be wrong.
- cfallin 13y ago
  I've run into this a few times, too -- seems to have something to do with the termcap info for tmux's virtual term. FWIW, I was able to work around it with 'stty', e.g.: $ stty erase ^? to recognize DEL (ASCII 127, or ^?) as backspace. I have that in my .bashrc on a particular machine that gives me this problem...

joyofdata 13y ago

Installed it today for the first time (just switched from Windows to Ubuntu) and I love it already! http://askubuntu.com/questions/423529/how-to-efficiently-switch-between-several-terminal-windows-using-the-keyboard http://askubuntu.com/questions/423529/how-to-efficiently-swi...

bashcoder 13y ago

Thanks for the useful tip. I also really appreciate the power and utility of tmuxinator. [1] [1] https://github.com/tmuxinator/tmuxinator https://github.com/tmuxinator/tmuxinator

saosebastiao 13y ago

I love and use tux all the time, but for me it doesn't always just work. I regularly run into weird backspace/delete behavior when using tmux with ssh. For example, ssh from ubuntu into rhel and then running tmux will give me a completely different behavior compared to when I tmux in ubuntu and then ssh into rhel. I know that backspace/delete behavior has more to do with the terminal than tmux, but gnome terminal seems to handle it fine outside of tmux.

mbillie1 13y ago
Hmm, I remember having this issue with RHEL also, but I thought it was fixed in maybe tmux 1.8... although I could certainly be wrong.
cfallin 13y ago
I've run into this a few times, too -- seems to have something to do with the termcap info for tmux's virtual term. FWIW, I was able to work around it with 'stty', e.g.: $ stty erase ^? to recognize DEL (ASCII 127, or ^?) as backspace. I have that in my .bashrc on a particular machine that gives me this problem...