@informatik01
Agree with others: this is probably the best introductory video tutorial on tmux. Thank you!
@MichaelCampbell01
Been using tmux for years, but learned a few shortcuts here. Thanks.
@developer_cha1nsaw
best beginner video on tmux ever
@TonyGonzales
Excellent teaching style, learning through doing is key for me. Just the right amount of review smuggled in also, thanks for this launchpad.
@ManuelJordan317
A quick and practical tutorial ... well done
@chrisoreta
Very informative...thnx
@BOOSTEDDUDE
Nice & clearly explained! Sub'd
@kushalpsv
Thank you your video was very helpful, thanks for teaching the basics
@uajoku
Very invaluable. I just learnt something so useful from this video.
@acuffaro
Very informative, clear explanations and straight to the point. Thanks a lot!
@abhishekshah11
Very helpful to get started with tmux! Thank you
@PCMrTrickster
Thanks for your video. I think you could mention also about [Ctrl-b w] which is probably more convenient than [Ctrl-b s] as it shows list of all sessions and windows currently available. But anyway thanks for your job - not only this video but also all Linux lessons and courses you create. You have a very good approach and your presentations are always very clear and useful.
@Marcus001
This will make it easier to remove GUI from my life
@ammuvlogs3483
can we restore tmux sessions after server reboot ?
@linuks87
I questioned myself, how don't know this yet? Thank you so muck
@michaelharmon5502
If using it on a mac, it it command-b instead of control-b for all these commands? Control-b doesn't do anything, neither does command-b. This is a new tmux install via homebrew. Any help would be appreciated. EDIT: The problem was the terminal emulator program I was using. When using Konsole by KDE, the control-b key doesn't work. I switched to the default macOS terminal and it works. Yay!
@JibranAnjumChughtai
Great man...
@ramirroxd6986
i cannot get ctr+b to ever work, i have tried everything
@temirbek
how to stop that running seconds? )
@LinuxTrainingAcademy