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I use ctrl+s on my local config and I use ctrl+a on my remote tmux.conf's. That way I can attach to a remote tmux in a local session and not produce a terminal
by jkyle 11y ago
I use ctrl+s on my local config and I use ctrl+a on my remote tmux.conf's.
That way I can attach to a remote tmux in a local session and not produce a terminal muxing singularity that swallows worlds.
- thedaemon 11y agoI made the mistake of having the same hotkey once. I can verify the existence of said singularity.