I've looked through the man pages so this might be asking in vain. I get annoyed at the confirmation message for kill-window [ "C-b &" or "C-b kill-window" on the default setup]. This always gives:
Confirm 'kill-window'? (y/n)
Personally, I would essentially never hit C-b & unintentionally. Is there any way to disable this prompt, or prompts in general in tmux?
I have a key-mapping in VIM that looks like this:
map <F5> :silent !tmux send-keys -t 0:0 C-m "python %" C-m<cr>
When I press F5, vim runs my current Python script in tmux session 0, window 0.
However, if window 0 is currently in a scroll state (i.e.
I thought Tmux - move window to pane was the same question but it doesn't seem to be.
Coming from using GNU screen regularly, I'm looking for tmux to do the same things. On of the things I do regularly is have a couple of different windows open, one with some code open in vim, and a couple of terminals windows open to test the code, and sometimes a window or two for various other things.
I just compiled my own version of tmux with libevent. Whenver I run tmux, tmux starts, but exits quickly returning [exited].
I usually open lxterminal with bash shell where I usually type tmux command first.
I'd like to have launched tmux command automatically, so I tried to add this command to ~/.bash_profile or to ~/.profile files but none of them launched the tmux automatically.
Can this be achieved?
With byobu-screen the default status line had two lines. With byobu-tmux however the default status line only has one line. I liked the seperate line with the list of windows, it let me see more than one window title in a smaller terminal window.
Is it possible to have a multi line status while running on tmux?
I've searched everywhere I can think of and found little about this problem.
I'm using ubuntu 10.04 server on an old laptop of mine and I'm using tmux/wemux on the machine as well.
I still have a lot to learn about linux in general, so I hope this question isn't too newbish.
When I start a new session using wemux, the prompt is always displayed as "-bash-4.1$ ".
I have a Mini2440 ARM Board, and I have put a base Debian 6.0 system on it using multistrap.
I have used tmux to run several processes in defferent windows from /etc/rc.local. I connect to the board using its serial port and an inittab entry to run getty on that port.
How can I simultaneously run dozens of PHP scripts in the background from XAMPP's command line interface?
Someone suggested a batch file, but when I tried executing this:
start php 1.php
start php 2.php
start php 3.php
It only opened a command prompt window; I closed that window, then two more command prompt windows opened up executing 2.php and 3.php.
I want to run as many scripts as I want
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