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* I'm pretty busy these days and tmux is way down my list of priorities, so
don't expect a lot of progress soon. Contributions welcome!
-- Nicholas <nicm@users.sf.net>
XXX This is out of date!
Command prefix is C-b. This can be changed by building with, for example:
META=\\001 make
Commands: d detach
c create new window
n next window
p previous window
l last (next to last selected) window
r refresh screen
w list current windows
0-9 select window
There is one default server process per user which puts its socket in
/tmp/tmux-UID. It is created the first time tmux is run and subsequent
invocations will connect to the same server. The server holds multiple
sessions.
Syntax is: tmux [-v] [-s path] command [flags]
The command is either list, new or attach. Create a new session with:
tmux new
Optionally giving it a name with:
tmux new -n <session name>
Attach to a previous session with:
tmux attach -n <session name>
A name must (currently) be specified when attaching. This may change.
List all sessions with:
tmux list
Or the windows of a single session with:
tmux list -n <session name>
Sessions are destroyed when no windows remain attached to them.
Another server process can be used by specifying an alternative socket path
with "-s <path>" but it shouldn't normally be required.
You can set the window title (listed in -l), using the \e] escape sequence. For
example:
$ echo -n \\033]0;My Title\\007
There is currently no method for setting the window name (what will eventually
be shown in the status bar).
You might get message "couldn't find server" after a crash, in this case you
must remove the /tmp/tmux-`id -u` file manually.
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