Tmux has forever changed the way I write code.

Emacs, all done!

Most config options didn't work. Hmmmm...

So, tmux sessions in vscode terminal is my current workflow.

Your terminal is gorgeous! How are you able to have the tmux tabs names show they way they do. Mine only has an asterisk and it’s plain.

nice

Great video. You might want to switch the catppuccin theme back from your fork, the main repository been updated with similar features to your extension and more. It's worth checking out.

Not sure I get the hate for this setup. Just recently installed tmux and I am slow with it but getting a bit quicker.

Anyone hating on it, if you see someone proficient with tmux and vim, it’ll blow you away how quickly they can do things compared to an average person using an IDE.

Can definitely tell it’ll take years for me to get to that level though

you kept mentioning "pain" over and over again, and then I noticed "Amaterasu".

tmux <prefix b> sucks what a horrible way of working

What OS distribution are you using?

Arch ricer

tmux is a large part of the reason I have a laptop that's a $200 piece of garbage to code on. Who needs more compute power on the go when all you need is a battery powered wireless dumb terminal to connect to the development session on your beastly machine at home?

On MacOS make sure to disable Ctrl-Space in the OS first, as tmux isnt registering that input if it is enabled in keyboard configurations

Hey! Great video! I have done some searching around on this and haven't been able to find anything, but I have downloaded the tmux navigator plugin, but for some reason using control and then a vim motion key just moves me over 1 unit in my editor and not between windows in either vim nor tmux. Any ideas on how to fix this? Thank you!

also, people need to stop saying they use Vim when in reality they use Neovim

is there a big advantage in using tmux if you're already using a tilling window manager?

Such a high quality tutorial : great content, great editing

Really good and concise! Thanks.

Could you something like this but for neovim and Astro nice video

Which window manager are you using?

A very well organised video, I wasn't expecting that you would go over tmux , I think this video should be the perfect starting point for anyone starting with tmux , thank you for your hardword

Hey, just wanted to say that I really appreciate your videos. Your entire channel has been a blessing in the world of hours long videos without clear or concise structure.

On Macos it's even better because Tmux is built-in in iTerm

Terminator terminal emulator provides the same tiling feature and navigation with no need to mess around with all that configurations.

This helped me start using tmux in so many ways

Hi , this video inspired me to use tmux. Moving between nvim and tmux panes with ctrl-H, ctrl-J, etc. seems to be working well when I'm in vim file, but not working when I'm in the netrw directory view. Any ideas? Thanks for your help!

/Users/md.akil/.config/tmux/tmux.conf:1: command set-option: invalid flag -@ getting this error

I used tmux for years, but I never got into configuring it. Thanks for improving my workflow

zellij is where it's at.

I do this same sort of stuff with Emacs and GNU Screen. Hmm.... emacs

Great video. It looks like it does the same thing as Konsole(KDE). Didn’t realize these options weren’t standard lol.

I use Bspwm, powerline10k and NVchad could I install tmux without problem?

I am at the point where I just want some work get done, I just don't have energy to do 90 different configs just to get the copilot running,
thanks but probably everyone would be eventually reach in my state.

I heard in this video only one reason why you use tmax - in case you accidentally close the terminal. Splits and tabs are supported in the vim itself. If you really use tmux only to keep opened splits, you may use just a plugin for neovim, like `coffebar/neovim-project`, and not suffer with tmux. Plugin will save all your splits and buffers per projects, and you can switch sessions in less than a second with Telescope fzf

Really like your terminal colors, will it be possible to share the zsh config?

Thing is though, if I could make changes to files with my mind instantly and immediately be able to recall what was in them, so removing all possible coding workflow issues, it would only increase productivity by like 0.1%. The low hanging fruit in development is always going to be the decisions you make, not speeding up writing of code and navigation.

Now for all the other general command line usage day to day, I am intrigued.

lol, wait til u discover a thing called emacs it willl blo ur mind.

My tmux game needs work. Great video.

I'm a bit confused. Isn't the window and pane functionality available in the Windows Terminal and Powershell by default?

"Asterisk" not "Asterix"!

Loved it! thanks!

Just use vs code...

Bro how u got the curved bottom ? iam using light line what are u using?

I've never heard of a prefix key. What is it?

ive seen tmux have the same effect on devops wizards as viagra... this help my tiny brain to comprehend why, thanks DoC

Honestly i might be younger than most of you, a simple UI is not for me. looks like 90's nostaligia trip.

Thanks for these videos. This convinced me to try to start using TMUX instead of splitting and making tabs in KDE Konsole UI. I have tried using GNU Screen in the past, and maybe it supports similar features, but tmux seems more interesting with the plugin and customization support! One of my biggest pain points with using screen was always getting long bits of text into my main desktop clipboard. but the fact I can enter copy mode, use PgUp to copy to a buffer, then save that buffer to a txt file easily could come in quite handy. I need to try to break my habit of always using the mouse.

use kitty