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  1. windows - tmux/screen alternative for powershell - Super User

    Apr 5, 2012 · Is there an alternative to tmux/screen that would work on Windows with Powershell? I'm aware of Powerscreen, but it seems dead for a long time. Cygwin wouldn't work with …

  2. tmux vs. screen - Super User

    Jan 17, 2016 · I'm about to get back into using GNU Screen, but I have been hearing people occasionally mention tmux as a better alternative. Does it really offer an alternative to all the …

  3. Restore tmux session after reboot - Super User

    Jun 21, 2012 · Is there any way to save a tmux session? In other words, if I reboot the computer, will I always lose the sessions?

  4. scrolling - How do I scroll in tmux? - Super User

    How do I scroll with either the keyboard or mouse? The tmux man page indicates one must enter copy-mode to scroll. Is there a way to quickly scroll without manually entering copy-mode?

  5. How do I rename a session in tmux? - Super User

    505 When I first started using tmux, I didn't give my first session a name. Then, as I started creating different sessions for different tasks (work, play, etc), I started naming my sessions. …

  6. How do I reorder tmux windows? - Super User

    In screen, I can just type C-a :number 0 to move a window to the top of the window list and push all the other windows down one. What's the equivalent command sequence for tmux? I looked …

  7. How to close tmux session without exiting tmux? - Super User

    May 13, 2020 · I have several sessions in tmux How to close/kill some of them, without exiting tmux? If I type exit I am not only closing session, but also exiting tmux, which is not applicable.

  8. vim - how to paste into tmux from system clipboard - Super User

    Apr 9, 2020 · I'm using tmux with WSL (Ubuntu 18.04) and I can't figure out how to paste into tmux. Pasting works great with the normal terminal by simply right clicking, but this doesn't …

  9. How can I make tmux use my default shell? - Super User

    On a new setup, tmux is using bash instead of my default (zsh). How can I force it to use zsh?

  10. linux - tmux disregarding the configuration file - Super User

    I just installed tmux on Ubuntu 10.04 and tried to remap the prefix key to C-a by creating the file ~/.tmux.conf with these lines: set-option -g prefix C-a unbind-key C-b When starting tmux, both