Tmux
From ScientificComputing
Introduction
tmux is an alternative to screen. They are both terminal multiplexers which allow to manage multiple terminals within a single window.
tmux is available within the modules, so you will need to load it before being able to use it (module load tmux).
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| tmux | Start a tmux session. |
| CTRL+b -> D | Detach session (exit tmux without killing the terminal) |
| tmux ls | List all the available sessions |
| tmux attach -t 0 | Attach tmux to session 0 |
| CTRL+b -> % | Split the window in two vertical screens |
| CTRL+b -> " | Split the window in two horizontal screens |
| CTRL+b -> [UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT] | Move between screens |
| CTRL+b -> x | Kill current screen |
| CTRL+b -> c | Create a new window |
| CTRL+b -> [p, n] | Move between previous / next window |
| CTRL+b -> [0, ..., 9] | Move between to a given window number |
| CTRL+b -> : | Run a command with tmux (e.g. ls for tmux ls) |
| CTRL+b -> ? | Show all available commands |
| CTRL+b -> w | Open the screen / window navigation panel |
