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Congrats to the Tmux team for a great open source tool. Its sad that HN decided to take this moment to talk about sourceforge and not the product announcement.
I really want tmux or screen to just scroll when I mouse wheel up or press the up arrow on the selected window. I don't like having togo into copy mode.
I really want tmux or screen to just scroll when I mouse wheel up or press the up arrow on the selected window. I don't like having togo into copy mode.
Anyone else slightly disappointed that connecting to a tmux session with mosh breaks mouse-mode? That fixed, plus session restore, would be the dream.
i suspect you need to talk to the mosh guys for this
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> It was "the way" to share your OSS project in its time Nobody questions that. But that doesn't quality for "the GitHub of that time", because most people like to use GitHub, so the analogy is incomplete in some essential aspects.
Eh, that's pretty nebulous. There's a whole lot not to like about GitHub, too. Vaguely hand wavy "oh that doesn't count cuz most people like GitHub" isn't really much proof of anything.
The release notes don't say: Is this a session-breaking update? I'd hate to run the update only to have it kill my current TMUX session. Devs - if you're reading this: PLEASE indicate if I could update without restarting the session.
It makes me sad to see a respectable piece of open source software hosted on this site with its intrusive advertising practices such as ads with fake "install" buttons on the download page. What is the advantage of using Sourceforge these days when github and bitbucket are free for open source?
Ditto. I more or less refuse to use Sourceforge. There's an up to date clone on GitHub at https://github.com/ThomasAdam/tmux Can't send patches to it, but it's great if you're just building it.
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i suspect you need to talk to the mosh guys for this
True enough. The session restore still stands. I know tmuxinator exists, but as a personal preference I'd prefer it in-built/native. Also to save state, which I'd expect is asking too much.
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Searching the tmux mailing list [0], it looks like there were some recent discussions about migrating to GitHub. Basically, it looks like the developers don't see any benefit to migrating that outweighs the cost of a migration. [1] There is a GitHub mirror [2] maintained by, I think, one of the developers, but they don't accept pull requests. It's interesting to note that, for such a popular project like tmux, there…
lots of people have contributed to tmux (on a quick grep through the logs, probably ~25 have made significant or multiple contributions, ~170 have made small contributions)
So I guess something just didn't translate correctly to Thomas's GitHub mirror.
This is great news! But I've started to use Tmux less after being REALLY into it. I've slowly replaced it with a tiling window manager because I've noticed my ncurses and curses programs don't draw right in Tmux. I've found a couple work arounds, like using the TERM env var, but it doesn't work for everything. I'm wondering how others have solved this problem, if they have at all.