What is Tmux?
Tmux, or “terminal multiplexer“, is a command-line tool that allows you to manage multiple terminal sessions within a single window. It enables you to split your terminal into panes, each displaying its command line, and create multiple windows with different tasks or programs. Tmux is particularly useful for system administrators and developers working on remote servers or managing complex projects. It provides a persistent environment, allowing you to detach from a session, log out, and later reattach to the same session, ensuring your work continues uninterrupted. With its features, Tmux enhances productivity by providing an efficient way to organize and navigate your command-line interface.
How to Set tmux for Opening Specified Windows at Startup?
In Linux to open specific windows at startup, we can configure the tmux utility. We need to modify the tmux configuration file in the system which will allow us to create windows and also specify the layout. To make sure that windows open when tmux starts, we can include the special command at the end of the configuration which will ensure the proper opening of windows. In this article, we will see a practical demonstration of setting up tmux to open specified windows at startup.
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