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Tmux window title keeps renaming

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Suddenly, both my screen/tmux started changing my windows' names after every command. They keep changing the name to the value of $PROMPT_COMMAND on every single action on the terminal, even after manually renaming them (by Ctrl+A A on screen or Ctrl+B on tmux). On tmux I already tried to change the tmux.conf settings to disable window auto renaming off, but seems that it was ignored. I am using bash without the standard /etc/bashrc configuration file. My distro is Fedora 18. Check whether your PS1 (plus PS2 , PS3 or PS4 if those are set) is changing the title : printf %q "$PS1" | grep -F '\

How to start tmux with several windows in different directories?

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问题 I want to use a script to open a tmux session with 6 windows, each in a different directory. I started with a script I found and tried this first: tmux new-session -s xyz -n etc -d 'cd /etc' tmux new-window -t xyz:1 -n var 'cd /var/log' But I soon found out that this will not work as I expected — the window will be closed after the shell command completes. So my next idea was to start a new shell like this: tmux new-session -s xyz -n etc -d 'cd /etc; bash -i' tmux new-window -t xyz:1 -n var

How to write if statement in .tmux.conf to set different options for different tmux versions?

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问题 I have a .tmux.conf which I use on different machines with different tmux versions installed. I want to set different mouse options, depending on the tmux version. On one machine I have version 2.0 on the other 2.1 . I do not get his part right if "[[(( $(tmux -V | cut -c 6-) < 2.1 ))]]" \ "set -g mode-mouse on;" \ "set -g mouse-resize-pane on;" \ "set -g select-pane on;" \ "set -g select-window on" "set -g mouse on" When I source the file $ tmux source-file .tmux.conf I get this message

Alert in tmux when a process completes

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Can I set tmux to trigger an alert in a non-active window when a process completes? For example: I start a long build process. I would like to be notified when it completes, not each time it prints a status. I'm surprised this answer hasn't been given yet: You can use the tmux window setting visual-bell for this. With bell-action you can then configure whether you want to see bells for the current window only, or for non-current window only (other). Personally I prefer the second, as you won't see noise generated by the shell, and you probably don't care about the notification if it's in the

Create new tmux session from inside a tmux session

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问题 I'm writing a shell script that creates / attaches or switches to a given session, depending on whether one is inside tmux and the session exists. I've got everything working great except for the case requiring the creation of a new tmux session from within a tmux session. When my script executes tmux new-session -s name , I get the following output: sessions should be nested with care, unset $TMUX to force I don't actually want to nest sessions, my goal is to create another separate session

How to copy from tmux running in putty to windows clipboard

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问题 ENV: I am running tmux in putty, on a windows 7 laptop. I do ssh to linux systems while working. I have to solve two glitches with tmux, before using it for all my needs. I have to copy some text to the windows notepad from vim or the tmux terminal. I have enabled mouse support for both vim and putty. I have tried "*y and "+y but both of them doesn't work. If I use putty's ability for copy then it copies the content of adjacent grids also. I have to copy some content from vim file in one pane

Is there any way to redraw tmux window when switching smaller monitor to bigger one?

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可以将文章内容翻译成中文,广告屏蔽插件可能会导致该功能失效(如失效，请关闭广告屏蔽插件后再试): 由翻译强力驱动问题: Let's say you're connecting to a remote server over ssh with Terminal.app. When you "tmux attach" with bigger resolution monitor from smaller one you previously started tmux, it draws dots around the console. It doesn't fit the new window size. Is there any way to redraw and clean the window? CTRL + L or CTRL - B + R doesn't help. I couldn't find any proper command on man. % tmux - V tmux 1.5 回答1: tmux limits the dimensions of a window to the smallest of each dimension across all the sessions to which the window is attached. If it

How to terminate a window in tmux?

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问题 How to terminate a window in tmux? Like the Ctrl a k shortcut in screen with Ctrl a being the prefix. 回答1: Kent's response fully answered your question, however if you are looking to change tmux's configuration to be similar to GNU Screen, here's a tmux.conf that I've used to accomplish this: # Prefix key set -g prefix C-a unbind C-b bind C-a send-prefix # Keys bind k confirm kill-window bind K confirm kill-server bind % split-window -h bind : split-window -v bind < resize-pane -L 1 bind >

Split pane switching in tmux: switch once per command

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问题 I've been a happy tmux user for a while now but there's one behaviour that's bugging me. When I switch panes using ^b-arrow, and then immediately press arrow-up (to get a command from history, for example), the window pane switches again. I understand this can be useful if you want to move through multiple panes quickly, but for me it's a pain in the backside since I keep ending up in panes I never meant to be in. So, is there a way to set tmux so that the ^b-arrow command only switches pane

tmux set -g mouse-mode on doesn't work

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可以将文章内容翻译成中文,广告屏蔽插件可能会导致该功能失效(如失效，请关闭广告屏蔽插件后再试): 问题: I've been looking around and people say that putting set -g mouse-mode on should let you scroll through the terminal output when running tmux. However, after both putting this in my ~/.tmux.conf file and saying tmux set -g mouse-mode on when in a tmux session, nothing changes. When I scroll I still get outside of tmux like scrolling in vim with default settings. Anyone know why this is? 回答1: So this option has been renamed in version 2.1 (18 October 2015) From the changelog : Mouse-mode has been rewritten. There's now no longer options for: