<C-b> -> Main trigger sequence for tmux
r -> Reload conf file
:source ~/.tmux.conf
tmux new -s <name>
tmux ls
# a / attach
tmux a -t <session name or number>
tmux rename-session -t <session name or number> <name>
# ses / session
tmux kill-ses -t <session name or number>
tmux kill-session -a # All except current
tmux kill-session -a -t mysession # All except my sessions -> Display all sessions with overview ; With left and right keys I can unfold session to see windows and panes inside
d -> Detach session
( -> Previous session
) -> Next session
$ -> Rename session
With this plugin, use Prefix + Ctrl S to save a session layout and Prefix + Ctrl R to resurect it after the session has been closes
Those saves are persistant across reboots
:kill-session
Use arrows to browse panes
: setw synchronize-panes
% -> Create vertical pane ( right )
" -> Create horizontal pane ( bottom )
; -> Toggle last active pane
z -> Toggle zoom pane
x -> Close pane
{ -> Move current pane to previous position
} -> Move current pane to next position
q -> Show pane numbers
q + 1..x -> Switch to pane n°x
! -> Convert pane to window
MacOS : Meta + arrows -> Resize
Windows : Ctrl + arrows -> Resize
space -> Toggle between layouts
o -> Go to next pane
C + o -> Rotate up
M + o -> Rotate down
c -> New window
& -> Close current window
1...x -> Browse to window
, -> Rename current window
n -> Next window
p -> Previous window
w -> Browse windows through unflolded session view
: swap-window -s 2 -t 1 # Reorder window, swap window number 2(src) and 1(dst)
: swap-window -t -1 # Move current window to the left by one position
Problems with access to MacOS clipboard system
[ -> Enter Copy mode
q -> Quit Copy mode
space -> Start selection
enter -> Copy selection
esc -> Clear selection
/ -> Search forward
? -> Search backwards
] -> Paste content where I want in tmux