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I started using tmux recently, and have two life-changing tweaks to share if you're a vim user: a) A single keyboard shortcut to navigate between both panes an

I started using tmux recently, and have two life-changing tweaks to share if you're a vim user: a) A single keyboard shortcut to navigate between both panes and vim windows in a single tmux workspace: http://www.reddit.com/r/vim/comments/22ixkq/navigate_around_vim_and_tmux_panes_painlessly/cgnnnai?context=2 http://www.reddit.com/r/vim/comments/22ixkq/navigate_around_... b) Send a region from vim to a tmux/screen window: https://github.com/jpalardy/vim-slime https://github.com/jpalardy/vim-slime The combination of these gives me a nice environment for lisp hacking without needing to switch to emacs.

stormbrew 12y ago
> a) A single keyboard shortcut to navigate between both panes and vim windows in a single tmux workspace ... I really wish I could get this for tmux + i3wm. I haven't really looked for a way to achieve it yet, though.
- siddboots 12y ago
  Looks like we're using the same setup. I'm using ctrl+hjkl to navigate tmux and vim panes, and winkey+hjkl to navigate i3wm windows.
AjithAntony 12y ago
> a) A single keyboard shortcut to navigate between both panes and vim windows in a single tmux workspace: Oh man you got my hopes up. This would be lifechanging if my tmux session was running on the same machine that vim was running. "#{pane_current_command}" is almost always ssh for me.
- xiaq 12y ago
  Run tmux on remote machines too. Assign different prefix keys for local and remote sessions. Has been working well for me.
thirdtruck 12y ago
This long-time vim user thanks you.