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TMUX COMMAND WINDOW (TAB) | |
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List tmux ls List ^b w | |
New new -s <session> Create ^b c | |
Attach att -t <session> Rename ^b , <name> | |
Rename rename-session -t <old> <new> Last ^b l (lower-L) | |
Kill kill-session -t <session> Close ^b & | |
========================================== Goto # ^b <0-9> | |
CONTROLS Next ^b n | |
========================================== Previous ^b p | |
Choose ^b w <name> | |
Detach ^b d | |
List ^b = ========================================== | |
Buffer ^b <PgUpDn> PANE (SPLIT WINDOW) | |
Command ^b : <command> ========================================== | |
Copy ^b [ ... <space> ... <enter> Show # ^b q | |
Moving vim/emacs key bindings Split Horiz ^b " -------- | |
Start <space> Split Vert ^b % | | |
Copy <enter> Pane->Window ^b ! | |
Paste ^b ] Kill ^b x | |
========================================== Reorganize ^b <space> | |
SESSION (Set of Windows) Expand ^b <alt><arrow> | |
========================================== Resize ^b ^<arrow> | |
Resize x n ^b <n> <arrow> | |
New ^b :new ^b :new -s <name> | |
Rename ^b $ Select ^b <arrow> | |
List ^b s Previous ^b { | |
Next ^b ( Next ^b } | |
Previous ^b ) Switch ^b o other | |
Swap ^b ^o | |
Last ^b ; |
Super useful!
Very handy. Thanks!
Thanks, this is great!
I love to use ^b $ to change the session name...
Thanks everyone!
Thanks for the feedback, @eranchetz. I've updated the session section accordingly.
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most useful thing ever. bookmared
Best tmux cheat sheet I've found after sporadically searching for the last week. Thanks, !
Very useful. Thank you.
awesome buddy
great cheat sheet. :)
Excelent QR (quick Ref)!
gj!
Fantastic!
Thanks, I just keep getting stuck with the splits.
Thanks, how did you write that cheat file, any special tool for formatting?
ok i see, maybe it was:
cat asciifile | pr -2 -t
This is great
greate resource
The command of creating a new session should be "tmux new -s ".
Thank you!, cool summary 👍
Simple and handy Thanks!
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Thank you!
Best one out there.
This is the way.
Thank you for this reference. It is a great help to me. :-)