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| + | ==== Awesome tmux and iTerm2 Intergration ==== | ||
| + | 24 Apr 2016 | ||
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| + | Don’t you just love tmux? With tmux your command line session could be always there even your terminal crashes or you accidentally closed the tab. But a few things bug me a little: | ||
| + | - Scrolling history with mouse is painful. | ||
| + | - Awkward keystrokes, switching window with '' | ||
| + | - Copy-mode anyone? Press '' | ||
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| + | Basically, I want tmux be "more native", | ||
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| + | Once the option is selected, you start your tmux session with command '' | ||
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| + | Another useful tip: use [[https:// | ||