Article Directory
- Installation tmux
- session Session Control
- Open tmux
- View all tmux sessions currently running
- Create a session and give name
- For the session giving a new name
- Closed session
- A selected session departing from tmux
- Reconnect the name of the corresponding session
- Control Window
- Create a new window
- Rename the current window
- Before switching to a window
- Switch to the next window
- Switching to a specific window
- View related Help: view the command
- window pane control
Installation tmux
sudo apt install tmux
session Session Control
Open tmux
tmux, will automatically enter tmux window, a window of time only partial
View all tmux sessions currently running
tmux ls
Create a session and give name
tmux new -s sessionname
For the session giving a new name
tmux rename-session -t sessionnameorigin sessionnamenew
Closed session
Close session followed by ctrl-d to close or to exit input connected to exit not only on an exit window pane
A selected session departing from tmux
Ctrl + b D after the first but not close (this operation can program hang)
Close the terminal program at this time will not be interrupted, the program will continue to be displayed in the running of the program in this connection after this session, because the tmux process will not end with the close ssh closed will continue to run in the background
(Not just close off ssh is possible)
Reconnect the name of the corresponding session
tmux attach -t sessionname or number
or
tmux a -t demo
Control Window
Create a new window
After the first ctrl + b c
Rename the current window
After the first ctrl + b, changing only the name does not change the number or use the serial number to jump when
Before switching to a window
After the first ctrl + b p
Switch to the next window
After the first ctrl + b n
Switching to a specific window
Ctrl + b after the first number key switch to the number window, the window number is displayed on the lower end of the status bar window
View related Help: view the command
After the first ctrl + b?
window pane control
Left and right pane
After the first ctrl + b%
The upper and lower half of the pane
After the first ctrl + b "
Pane cursor switch
Navigation, such as when used in conjunction navigates left arrow keys to the left of the current pane
Ctrl + b direction to the key
After the columns enlarged to a full-window pane / panes retracted Original Size
After the first ctrl + b z
The pane zoom in / out direction of the arrow
Mouse can be used to modulate
After the columns drag the dividing line with the mouse
Use the mouse
After the first ctrl + b: // prefix After press ctrl + B, then a semicolon: into the command line
set -g mouse on // command line, type the phrase command, Enter on the line
tips:
Copy selected issues
Hold down the Option (Alt) key on the line
Regardless of when or copy selected, are holding down the Shift key, you'll find the familiar button is back
You can also use the keyboard shortcut Shift + Insert the contents of the system clipboard in tmux input.
Tmux selection mode with respect to native (no shift key), using the system selection has a flaw, i.e. when the line memory when the plurality of panels, the content can not be selected in a single panel, then you have to use copy and paste comes tmux the system.