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rup12.net
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| | | | | Are you tired of your work being lost due to a broken SSH connection? Do you wish you can look at your code and run commands at the same time? Do you just want to look cool? Let's talk about TMUX - the Terminal Multiplexer. | |
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johncodes.com
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| | | | | Tmux is one of my favorite utilities: it's a terminal multiplexer that lets you create persistent shell sessions, panes, windows, etc. all within a single terminal. It's a great way to organize your shell sessions and natively give you multi-shell environments to work in without having to rely on a terminal program for those features. You'd think in a world of modern applications and fancy terminals like iTerm 2 and Kitty, you wouldn't need such a utility. | |
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hamvocke.com
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| | | | | Become a master of tmux in a few minutes | |
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risingthumb.xyz
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| | | [AI summary] The article discusses the use of tmux for automating terminal workspaces, providing examples of scripts to run applications like cmus and taskwarrior in tmux sessions, highlighting its benefits for managing processes and maintaining terminal sessions. | ||