tmux

I'm new to tmux and am trying to figure out how to edit the configuration so that windows with vim open show up in the taskbar not as #:vim but as whatever the name of the file open in vim is (ie "#:filename.php") . Seems like it should be a common thing, but my search - foo is failing. chepner Here's a partial answer. It can be improved, but I don't have time to work it out right now. Put the following in your .vimrc : autocmd BufReadPost,FileReadPost,BufNewFile * call system("tmux rename-window " . expand("%")) There are other events (see :help autocmd-events in Vim) that may be used to

How to set up tmux so that it starts up with specified windows opened? Amjith You can write a small shell script that launches tmux with the required programs. I have the following in a shell script that I call dev-tmux. A dev environment: #!/bin/sh tmux new-session -d 'vim' tmux split-window -v 'ipython' tmux split-window -h tmux new-window 'mutt' tmux -2 attach-session -d So everytime I want to launch my favorite dev environment I can just do $ dev-tmux Waqar Lim I was trying to create a complex grid of panes and had to deal with switching and splitting panes over and over again. Here are my

I'm trying to a get a ctrl + tab and ctrl + shift + tab binding to work inside of a tmux session (I'm also using PuTTY). I already went through the pains of having to recompile PuTTY so it would send ctrl and shift correctly. After using ctrl + v , and I'm able to see that ^[[27;5;9~ and ^[[27;6;9~ are being sent for ctrl + tab and ctrl + shift + tab , respectively. Is there any way I can get these bound to next-window and previous-window inside of tmux? Edit: After some research, I'm thinking I might have to configure xterm to include those keycodes. Any idea how I would go about doing that?

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 Chris Johnsen 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 did not do this there would be no sensible way to

一. 什么是tmux 1.1. tmux 是两个单词的缩写，即“Terminal MultipleXer”，意思是“终端复用器“ 1.2. tmux 结构 1.2.1. tmux主要由三层： <1>. Session 一组窗口的集合，通常用来概括同一个任务。session可以有自己的名字便于任务之间的切换。 <2>. Window 单个可见窗口。Windows有自己的编号，也可以认为和ITerm2中的Tab类似。 <3>. Pane 窗格，被划分成小块的窗口，类似于Vim中 C-w +v 后的效果。 二. tmux安装 sudo apt-get install tmux 三. tmux 快捷键 3.1. Tmux 为了防止与全局快捷键冲突，大部分快捷键需要先需要输入前缀 Ctrl + b ，下文用 Prefix 代替 3.2. 设置成鼠标模式 <1>. Prefix + :进入命令行 <2>. 输入： set -g mouse on 3.3. session快捷键 # 创建 tmux new # 不指定session name tmux new -s [session-name] # 删除Session tmux kill-session -t [session-name] tmux kill-server # 列出当前Session tmux ls # Prefix s #