Commonly Used Navigations in Tmux
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Key |
Description |
|---|---|
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Ctrl+B D |
It will detach from the current session. |
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Ctrl+B % |
It will split the window into two panes horizontally. |
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Ctrl+B ” |
It will split the window into two panes vertically. |
|
Ctrl+B Arrow Key (Left, Right, Up, Down) |
It helps in moving between panes. |
|
Ctrl+B N or P |
It helps in switching the next or previous window. |
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Ctrl+B C |
It will create a new window. |
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Ctrl+B X |
It will close the pane |
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Ctrl+B 0 (1,2…) |
It will move to the particular window by number. |
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Ctrl+B : |
Enter the command line to type commands. |
|
Ctrl+B ? |
It will display all key bindings. |
|
Ctrl+B W |
It opens a panel to navigate across windows in multiple sessions. |
Tmux in Linux
Tmux, short for “terminal multiplexer,” is a powerful command-line tool in Linux that enables users to manage multiple terminal sessions within a single window. It allows for the creation and manipulation of multiple panes and windows, facilitating multitasking and efficient workflow organization. Tmux is particularly useful for remote sessions and long-running tasks, as it persists even if the connection is lost. With features like session sharing and customization, Tmux enhances productivity and flexibility in terminal-based environments.
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