Show HN: Restore tmux environment after a system restart
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Re: Show HN: Restore tmux environment after a system restart
#2Wow, this is great! I've gone weeks without software updates because I didn't want to lose my tmux session.
Re: Show HN: Restore tmux environment after a system restart
#3This looks like a cool project, although I personally prefer separate tmux sessions for each project.
Also, am I missing something, or does this really execute the last command for each pane/window which had a process other than shell running? I can imagine a few potentially dangerous situations if this is how it works.
Re: Show HN: Restore tmux environment after a system restart
#4BTW do people use tmux/screen to start multiple apps for development?
I'm looking for a way to start nginx/sass watcher/js builder/web app in a split screen, and also stop them all with one command (which would send ctrl-c to all windows). Now I just use tabs (OSX).
Re: Show HN: Restore tmux environment after a system restart
#5This looks like a cool project, although I personally prefer separate tmux sessions for each project. Also, am I missing something, or does this really execute the last command for each pane/window which had a process other than shell running? I can imagine a few potentially dangerous situations if this is how it works.
It pretty clearly says it only runs a very small subset of commands.
"Only a conservative list of programs is restored by default: vi vim emacs man less more tail top htop irssi."
Re: Show HN: Restore tmux environment after a system restart
#6This looks like a cool project, although I personally prefer separate tmux sessions for each project. Also, am I missing something, or does this really execute the last command for each pane/window which had a process other than shell running? I can imagine a few potentially dangerous situations if this is how it works.
It pretty clearly says it only runs a very small subset of commands. "Only a conservative list of programs is restored by default: vi vim emacs man less more tail top htop irssi."
Yes, and for the paraniod there's an option that disables restoring any command.
Re: Show HN: Restore tmux environment after a system restart
#7BTW do people use tmux/screen to start multiple apps for development? I'm looking for a way to start nginx/sass watcher/js builder/web app in a split screen, and also stop them all with one command (which would send ctrl-c to all windows). Now I just use tabs (OSX).
This is the use case of Foreman. https://github.com/ddollar/foreman
Re: Show HN: Restore tmux environment after a system restart
#8Thanks! I've been meaning to use tmux more and this will make it all the easier.
Re: Show HN: Restore tmux environment after a system restart
#9BTW do people use tmux/screen to start multiple apps for development? I'm looking for a way to start nginx/sass watcher/js builder/web app in a split screen, and also stop them all with one command (which would send ctrl-c to all windows). Now I just use tabs (OSX).
This is the use case of Foreman. https://github.com/ddollar/foreman
or Goreman. https://github.com/mattn/goreman
Re: Show HN: Restore tmux environment after a system restart
#10BTW do people use tmux/screen to start multiple apps for development? I'm looking for a way to start nginx/sass watcher/js builder/web app in a split screen, and also stop them all with one command (which would send ctrl-c to all windows). Now I just use tabs (OSX).
I use tmuxinator to launch services I need, then I just kill the session when I'm done.