I wrote a simple shell script that will show IP every 15 sec (it checks for VPN basically )... I wanted to add that in my status bar and I did it with #() but i
When using tmux, I generally have an editor open in a split on top, and a shell at the bottom. Right now, I'm writing a python script, and on the bottom half of
How can I remove the list of tmux windows from the status bar. In this case I want to get rid of (see lower left) 1:zsh*. Screenshot of my tmux window I tried
Sometimes, I have to use nested tmux session (tmux in tmux). Scrolling by copy-mode does not work in inner tmux session, so it makes me very inconvenient in inn
I'm desperately trying to extract the absolute path of the tmux.conf file (which is a symbolic link) within the file itself. Usually one can achieve this easily
Let's say you run a command like grunt serve on a tmux pane, and you kill the pane on which the command is running. I found that the process is not killed: ps
I discovered tmux possibility recently and I'm using it inside yakuake/konsole (quake-like terminal). However, I have to launch tmux manually every time I start
How do I increase scrollback buffer size in tmux? If I enter copy mode, the number of available scrollback lines (visible in upper right corner) is always be
How do I increase scrollback buffer size in tmux? If I enter copy mode, the number of available scrollback lines (visible in upper right corner) is always be
I like to call :clear-history on panes with a huge scrollback. However, I want to script a way to send this command to all the panes in the various windows. I
The directory where you start a tmux session in will be the directory that all new windows will start at. My question is, how can you change this starting dir
I am trying to tweak the scroll buffer or speed of tmux in Visual Studio Code At present, I have below lines in my ~/.tmux.conf which works fine in iTerm2 but d
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 singl
I attached to an existing tmux session from a second iterm2 window on a second screen. tmux new-session -t matt For some reason my session has a dotted bord
I attached to an existing tmux session from a second iterm2 window on a second screen. tmux new-session -t matt For some reason my session has a dotted bord