@herrwolken
That was just 12 minutes and 6 seconds of pure gold. Thank you!
@bsatyam
Straight to the point, no BS! Exactly what I wanted.
@pablon3115
Thank you so much. All this summary about tmux was awesome. Here I leave mine about video tips plus more things I was collecting from other resources: - panes • create a new vertical pane: ctrl+b % • switch to the left/right pane: ctrl+b [🠔|➞] • change vertical/horizontal size (respectively): ctrl+b (and at the same time) [🠔|➞] | [🠕|🠓] • create a new horizontal pane: ctrl+b " • close current pane: exit - windows • windows are like a new terminal window bash where inside it new panes can be created. • create a new window: ctrl+b c • list windows: ctrl+b w • move to the next window: ctrl+b n • move to the previous window: ctrl+b p • move to a certain window: ctrl+b [index] • rename window: ctrl+b , - sessions • sessions are preserved until the system reboots. • detach a session: ctrl+b d • outside tmux: ◦ view sessions: tmux ls ◦ reattach to a session: tmux attach -t [session_name] ◦ rename a session: tmux rename-session -t [session_name] [new_session_name] ◦ create a new session: tmux new -s new_session ◦ kill a session: tmux kill-session -t [session_name] - kill tmux server: tmux kill-server - restore tmux session • install tpm: https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tpm • install tmux-resurrect plugin: https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tmux-resurrect • save a session: from within the session ctrl+b ctrl+s • restore a session: (like after rebooting the computer) ctrl+b ctrl+s
@VincentThePhotog
3:48 Great tutorial. Had to chuckle at "... create a pane on my bottom..."
@HiAdrian
Your style and pace of explaining is really good, thanks for this!
@apenet-
This was such a useful tutorial. We were previously using tmux for the panes. Now we're also using it for detached processes. Thanks for making things clear.
@pitekamonu
Honestly, tmux is just a very simple and straightforward thing to use (without getting into details configs etc), thanks for the summary
@johnc4624
This is the first thorough video that does not presume any prior knowledge of tmux (I am currently at 5:55 and still happy). I recommend this video.
@subhamshaw1726
those 12mins made me understand tmux work methods easy and now I am able to customize and increase productivity with tmux. Great video.
@18breaths66
Best tmux vid. No fat, just lean meat.
@merazhussain6022
Awesome Tutorial :) You really make it so easy to understand, thanks a ton for sharing your knowledge to the masses.
@ravinderreddykothabad2299
This is what I was looking for. Short video & covered all the necessary concepts. Thanks you
@gambarimas
Today I have decided to finally start learning and using tmux for my work, and this is the video I have chosen to guide my first steps. Thanks!
@kochcj1
Great video! Maybe I missed it in his explanation, but you have to release the Ctrl + B key combination before entering the subsequent tmux command.
@ratnendrapandey4579
Very useful. Everything one wants to know to get started with tmux is nicely explained in this 12-minute video. Thanks
@EricShreve
So glad I found this. This made getting started and comfortable with TMUX so easy.
@lightningfurystrike13
Thank you so much. This was extremely helpful. Co-worker just introduced me to tmux and now I'm about to do a lot with it. Thank you so much again
@frankbuss
Thanks for the tutorial. Note: if you have only one tmux session running, you can just attach to it with "tmux attach". I do this for my remote server, in case the connection gets lost.
@philsitumorang
This is just amazing! Thank you so much. When I switched to Alacritty I realized that I don't have tabs and sessions by default :). With tmux it's very easy to do.
@elpablo2314