https://drewsh.com/dev-setup-with-tmux

I am so hyped for https://github.com/wezterm/wezterm/issues/336

irgenwie komme ich mit #tmux auch nie so richtig zurecht wie ich möchte.

deswegen, mit #tilix bin ich auf dem desktop läptop sehr zufrieden. doch was mach ich auf servern?

I came across something recently that basically stressed the importance of understanding the tools you use on a daily basis to get the most out of them. It suggested that you need to get familiar with the primary sources of docs as well and not just distilled summaries that hold your hand and give you a generic solution to one particular problem your trying to solve. With that in mind, my reading list lately has been the official docs for #neomutt, #irssi, #i3wm, #opnsense, #tmux. I think this is more important than ever when it's so easy to use an #llm to search for information.

#tmux: is tmux-resurrect or tmux-continuum recommended?

Gave replacing #tmux with the #wezterm multiplexer a shot. Got a promising replica of my tmux setup running, but due to some jankiness I went back to tmux.

We'll be covering tmux on today's episode of Into the Terminal. Some features we've found helpful, and even how to make tmux launch and connect to your session every time you connect to a machine! Check it out in about 30 minutes!

https://www.youtube.com/live/u-2qQO8av54?si=eP0BpOyDiOdWTgqB

Ah, another day, another #overengineered tool nobody asked for . Meet Zxc, the #Rust TLS #proxy that forces you to wrestle with #tmux and #Vim while pretending it's a BurpSuite alternative . Because who doesn't want to intercept #traffic with a #UI straight out of the '90s?
https://github.com/hail-hydrant/zxc #tools #interception #retro #HackerNews #ngated

Zxc – Rust TLS proxy with tmux and Vim as UI, BurpSuite alternative

https://github.com/hail-hydrant/zxc

sometimes when I have #nvim opened on #tmux and I change focus my nvim "freezes" the only way to "waking it up" is to to press "Ctrl+q" and "Ctrl+c" #yourwelcome

A few months ago, I decided to give up on `terminator` as my terminal because it made it hard to use other multiplexers when working remotely. Instead, I have tried to embrace the `tmux` life. It still feels a little worse to me, no different font sizes in different panes. This design constraint is impossible to overcome, but something I would like is a different colour scheme per panel, and I think that might be possible. I just haven't figured out how. #tmux

Dive into the thrilling world of "overachieving procrastination" as Will Richardson turns a #tmux config file into a virtual reptile cage. Because who doesn't dream of playing Snake on a terminal emulator, right? Next up: Solitaire in your printer's firmware!
https://willhbr.net/2025/03/20/snakes-in-a-pane/ #overachievingprocrastination #virtualreptilecage #terminalgames #techhumor #DIYprojects #HackerNews #ngated

I implemented Snake in a tmux config file

https://willhbr.net/2025/03/20/snakes-in-a-pane/

what is it #lix #nix or #tmux

My setup has changed. Now, i only use #vim and #tmux only.

The rest is following what i need: gcc, golang.

set nocompatible
set autoindent
set smartindent
set tabstop=4                 
set shiftwidth=4              
set textwidth=79              
set colorcolumn=80          
syntax off