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by oxidane 10y ago
It's intended for non-trivial layouts. To contrast, take a look at the configuration files for some simple layouts in another popular session manager: http://tmuxp.readthedocs.org/en/latest/examples.html The
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by oxidane 10y ago
You probably meant tmuxomatic, not tmuxinator. What you describe are the "synchronization features" that are planned for a future version. I'd like this to be a real-time synchronization between the tmux session and the tmux
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by oxidane 10y ago
Hi, author of tmuxomatic here. My personal use of tmux includes windows with 10+ panes. It's not easy to define these layouts using other means, and often making simple modifications is a big hassle. I didn't want to be an expert
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by oxidane 12y ago
What you suggest will fast become confusing and difficult to follow. It's better to keep layouts in an immediately recognizable form. Also, I've built in a flexible window scaling feature to assist with fine tuning layouts. For
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by oxidane 12y ago
I'm all for standard file formats where they serve a purpose, but they don't really fit here. The point of tmuxomatic was to completely break away from the structure imposed by tmuxinator, tmuxp, and fundamentally tmux, and deliv
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by oxidane 12y ago
I don't think YAML is good way to configure a tmux session. But it's popular, and simple to implement, so I may add it. I'll consider it in the next version.
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by oxidane 12y ago
I don't see how mucks is simpler at all, except maybe for single pane layouts. Not sure what you mean by "write-only" in this context.
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by oxidane 12y ago
I'm not sure it's possible to be more ergonomic while retaining the flexibility that tmuxomatic text-as-layout has to offer. Not with a keyboard anyway. The next step in tmux usability may be to intercept mouse-as-cursor messages
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by oxidane 12y ago
Session managers like tmuxinator and tmuxp are unnecessarily complex and counter-intuitive. Some people may enjoy configuring tmux sessions with a verbose and structured JSON or YAML files, but I want the session configured as quickly and
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Show HN: Tmuxomatic – An intuitive and flexible session manager for tmux(github.com)
37 points by oxidane 12y ago|16 comments
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by oxidane 12y ago
I'm using it for a decentralized project based on bitcoin. A single-file application with no installation is easy for a user to handle. However, developers and researchers may find it easier to work with a set of files. By giving the
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Show HN: A program with the ability to split and merge its own source code(github.com)
4 points by oxidane 12y ago|2 comments