Workflow in tmux
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Workflow in tmux
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Re: Workflow in tmux
#2OT: Tmux/Screen are a little bit RSI inducing to me, to be used effectively. Any tips?
Re: Workflow in tmux
#3OT: Tmux/Screen are a little bit RSI inducing to me, to be used effectively. Any tips?
Remap caps lock to be a ctrl key, then preferably remap your prefix key to a. Caps+a is way easier to type.
Re: Workflow in tmux
#4OT: Tmux/Screen are a little bit RSI inducing to me, to be used effectively. Any tips?
RSI?
Re: Workflow in tmux
#5OT: Tmux/Screen are a little bit RSI inducing to me, to be used effectively. Any tips?
For tmux, I assign the bind-key to backtick (`) and last-window to TAB. Then do most of my work in window #1. On a US keyboard, I find it pretty easy to move between windows with `1, `2, `TAB, etc.
Re: Workflow in tmux
#6OT: Tmux/Screen are a little bit RSI inducing to me, to be used effectively. Any tips?
RSI?
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#8OT: Tmux/Screen are a little bit RSI inducing to me, to be used effectively. Any tips?
Use the Alt key to navigate around: https://github.com/nviennot/tmux-config
Re: Workflow in tmux
#9To get copy/paste to play nice in OSX you have to go through some Herculean tasks. I made it work with netcat yesterday. I was running an http server to do it :)
Re: Workflow in tmux
#10I really like the status bar with the arrow-breadcrumbs look. I will definitely be incorporating that into my config.
If others are looking for a great config to start out with definitely check out Brian P. Hogan's tmux: Productive Mouse-Free Development [1]. It is a great quick intro to tmux that demos and steps through the creation of a great tmux.conf