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| + | # Tmux | ||
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| + | **Tmux** is a terminal multiplexer that lets you run multiple terminals within one terminal. Create sessions that run in the background, create windows within sessions, and split windows into panes. Detach and reattach to sessions anytime—they keep running whether you're connected or not. | ||
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| + | Think of it as a tiling window manager for the terminal. You don't need a graphical interface. You can run tmux over SSH, detach when your connection drops, and reattach later. Sessions, windows, and panes persist independently of terminal windows. | ||
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| + | ```bash | ||
| + | $ tmux # create a new session | ||
| + | $ tmux attach | ||
| + | $ tmux list-sessions | ||
| + | $ tmux new-session -s name # create named session | ||
| + | ``` | ||
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| + | The prefix key is `Ctrl+B` by default. Press it, release, then press the command (e.g., `Ctrl+B` then `d` to detach). Tmux is highly customizable via `~/ | ||
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| + | ## Concepts | ||
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| + | 1. [[tmux-sessions|Sessions]] | ||
| + | 2. [[tmux-windows|Windows]] | ||
| + | 3. [[tmux-panes|Panes]] | ||
| + | 4. [[tmux-key-bindings|Key bindings]] | ||
| + | 5. [[tmux-copy-mode|Copy mode]] | ||
| + | 6. [[tmux-command-mode|Command mode]] | ||
| + | 7. [[tmux-configuration|Configuration]] | ||
| + | 8. [[tmux-layouts|Layouts]] | ||
| + | 9. [[tmux-scripting|Scripting]] | ||
| + | 10. [[tmux-plugins|Plugins]] | ||