Terminal multiplexer

Edit Package tmux

tmux is a terminal multiplexer: it enables a number of terminals (or windows),
each running a separate program, to be created, accessed, and controlled from a
single screen. tmux may be detached from a screen and continue running in the
background, then later reattached. tmux is intended to be a modern,
BSD-licensed alternative to programs such as GNU screen.

tmux uses a client-server model. The server holds multiple sessions and each
window is a independent entity which may be freely linked to multiple sessions,
moved between sessions and otherwise manipulated. Each session may be attached
to (display and accept keyboard input from) multiple clients.

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tmux-1.8.tar.gz 0000417537 408 KB
tmux.changes 0000015375 15 KB
tmux.spec 0000002104 2.05 KB
Revision 17 (latest revision is 59)
Stephan Kulow's avatar Stephan Kulow (coolo) accepted request 161291 from Guido Berhoerster's avatar Guido Berhoerster (gberh) (revision 17)
- update to version 1.8
  - incompatible change: layout redo/undo has been removed
  - add halfpage up/down bindings to copy mode
  - session choosing fixed to work with unattached sessions
  - new window options window-status-last-{attr,bg,fg} to denote
    the last window which was active
  - scrolling in copy-mode now scrolls the region without moving
    the mouse cursor
  - run-shell learnt '-t' to specify the pane to use when
    displaying output
  - support for middle-click pasting
  - choose-tree learns '-u' to start uncollapsed
  - select-window learnt '-T; to toggle to the last window if it's
    already current
  - new session option 'assume-paste-time' for pasting text versus
    key-binding actions
  - choose-* commands now work outside of an attached client
  - aliases are now shown for list-commands command
  - status learns about formats
  - free-form options can be set with set-option if prepended with
    an '@' sign
  - capture-pane learnt '-p' to send to stdout, and '-e' for
    capturing escape sequences, and '-a' to capture the alternate
    screen, and '-P' to dump pending output
  - many new formats added (client_session, client_last_session,
    etc.)
  - control mode, which is a way for a client to send tmux commands
    currently more useful to users of iterm2
  - resize-pane learnt '-x' and '-y' for absolute pane sizing
  - config file loading now reports errors from all files which are
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