Continuing my TMUX series, this post will show you some useful keybindings which will make you much more productive, not only when working with TMUX, but also while configuring it to your liking.
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TMUX: useful key-bindings
Continuing my TMUX series, this post will show you some useful keybindings which will make you much more productive, not only when working with TMUX, but also while configuring it to your liking.
TMUX: better mouse support
Continuing my TMUX series, this time we will add better mouse support to your TMUX. (I also works over SSH if your local machine has a mouse).
You will add following functionality to your mouse:
- Resize panels draging on borders
- Select active panel with left click
- Zoom panel with right click
- Create window with right click on status bar
- Drag and interchange panels
- Drag windows
- Close panels with mouse-wheel click
- Close windows on the status bar with mouse-whell click
Dotfiles: sync your linux configuraiton
Dotfiles are how you personalize and configure your system. Be it your bashrc file where you write your favorite aliases or run scripts, or your program's user configuration.
Instead of reconfiguring each of your machines independently, you could manually copy all dotfiles from one to another. Or... you could sync your dotfiles to github and use this simple script to link them in place.
Instead of reconfiguring each of your machines independently, you could manually copy all dotfiles from one to another. Or... you could sync your dotfiles to github and use this simple script to link them in place.
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