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  1. sys0dm1n revised this gist Jan 25, 2019. 1 changed file with 14 additions and 0 deletions.
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    Enable synchronize-panes:

    ctrl+b
    then

    shift :set synchronize-panes on

    To disable synchronization:

    ctrl+b
    then

    set synchronize-panes off

    A list of all command keys is accessible with:

    Ctrl-b ?
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    To begin a new tmux session:

    tmux

    To split into two panes:

    Ctrl-b %

    To split the pane horizontally:

    Ctrl-b "

    To switch to the next pane (panes are numbered left-to-right, top-down):

    Ctrl-b o

    To create a new window:

    Ctrl-b c

    tmux will switch to the new window automatically. You can see the new window indicated in the status-line. Windows are numbered from 0, so our new window is number 1.

    Now you can create panes and treat this window like we did before. We can even create another window. Our three windows are numbered 0, 1, and 2.

    To move to the next window in the index:

    Ctrl-b n

    To move backwards in the index:

    Ctrl-b p

    To detach from a session:

    Ctrl-b d

    To re-attach to a session:

    tmux attach -t [session name]

    Sessions, like windows, are numbered beginning from 0. If you forgot which session you wanted to attach to, you can view active sessions:

    tmux list-sessions

    A list of all command keys is accessible with:

    Ctrl-b ?