tmux

Create Session

# tmux
# tmux new -s my-own-session-name
# tmux attach-session -t my-own-session-name

List Sessions

# tmux ls

Session Commands

S: List sessions.
$: Rename current session.
D: Detach current session.
Ctrl+B, and then ?: Help page in tmux.

Window Commands

C: Create a new window.
,: Rename the current window.
W: List the windows.
N: Move to the next window.
P: Move to the previous window.
0 to 9: Move to the window number specified.

Pane Commands

%: Create a horizontal split.
“: Create a vertical split.
H or Left Arrow: Move to the pane on the left.
I or Right Arrow: Move to the pane on the right.
J or Down Arrow: Move to the pane below.
K or Up Arrow: Move to the pane above.
Q: Briefly show pane numbers.
O: Move through panes in order. Each press takes you to the next, until you loop through all of them.
}: Swap the position of the current pane with the next.
{: Swap the position of the current pane with the previous.
X: Close the current pane.

Enter Scroll Mode:

• Press Ctrl + b to initiate the tmux command prompt.

• Immediately press the [ key. This activates scroll mode, allowing you to navigate through the terminal output.

Navigate Through the Output:

• Use the Up Arrow and Down Arrow keys to scroll through the output line by line.

• Utilize the Page Up and Page Down keys to scroll by entire pages of text. This method is especially useful for large outputs.

Exit Scroll Mode:

• Once you have finished reviewing, press q to exit scroll mode and return to the regular terminal view.

echo set -g history-limit 10000 > ~/.tmux.conf

echo "set -g mouse on" >> ~/.tmux.conf