2-minute Tmux Tour
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- An overview of tmux including creating, renaming, and navigating between sessions, windows, and panes.
Future videos will dig deeper into configuration & personalization #terminal #tmux
Instructions on installing can be found on the repo wiki github.com/tmu...
Other than the native help inside of tmux (C-b ?) some other tmux cheatsheets are:
• tmuxcheatsheet...
• devhints.io/tmux
Simple. Precise. Straight to point. No BS!
Great video format Elijah! 👍
Thank you so much! I try to do that exact thing. Glad you like that style
I just saw all of your videos. Love how you use fzf man. Props. Some of these things help dev workflows improve. Awesome stuff. Waiting for more.
Glad you like them! That is a commitment watching them all 😀 Have a list of more to come, just takes time to make. I appreciate the comment, and yes fzf is so much fun
You truly have a talent to convey so much useful information in short videos at very nice pace. Hope you keep making more videos and tutorials.
Thank you so much 🙂 I definitely hope to. I just released a video about new features of zellij yesterday (which is similar in nature to tmux). You might enjoy that one as well. ruclips.net/video/xbCqI7y-pSM/видео.html
Epic. Great video. Brevity is not a bad thing.
Thanks for watching! I'm trying to be brief on purpose. Quick and to the point.
Great video! 👏
At 0:55 I think that the default keymap for creating horizontal panes is actually C-b and the quotation sign (").
DOH, good catch! I've customized those mappings personally. I eventually have 2 follow-up videos planned where I show how to customize the settings, then another that uses plugins.
Just found your video by looking up "tmux 2".
Very much liking your video format.
Checked out one of your other videos. They are concise yet build up step by step with a focus on practicality.
A great approach to follow along. Much more efficient than sifting through manpages.
Glad you like them! I have a few more in the queue about lots of different topics. Right now I'm mostly focusing on terminal based stuff, but eventually I might branch out to other topics.
BTW, I have two more videos planned for tmux. One focusing on customizing the config and then another one about plugins. I've planned out the next tmux video, I just need to record it and do tight editing.
I like to keep the videos fast and to the point, which takes a while, but I prefer them that way since that is what I prefer watching. I don't want to feel like I'm wasting people's time, which is precious.
However, that format doesn't do my any favors when it comes to hours watch material, something which RUclips really encourages. Oh well.
@@ElijahManor Thanks for the detailed reply!
I'm not as nimble with the terminal as I should be, so if that's your current topic, that should be just fine.
Your view that you don't want to waste people's time definitely shows.
It's true that RUclips's algorithm unfortunately does not reward shortening videos for precision.
At the very least, it favors consistent quantity over inconsistent quality.
Though regarding _very_ short videos, RUclips Shorts might actually be an option that catches views and attention just as well.
You might even be able to 'salvage' your shorter videos like this one. (Although it can be hard to extract information when much of it builds on each other.)
Bringing geeking into another level….🎉 Love all your tutorials!
Yay! Thank you! I eventually want to have 2 other videos that build on this, but currently on a LazyVim series... and there might be a surprise zellij video showing new its new features. Thanks for your excitement and encouragment
2 min video for tmux is awesome 😎
Glad you think so! :)
great one
Awesome, planning on a part 2 and part 3 that will build upon this video. Thanks for watching
You're just super, thanks a lot, I've been looking for such quality for a long time!
Wow, thanks for stopping by and the sub. Have a great day and I hope you learned something helpful.
Excellent video, very concise.
Glad you enjoyed it! Yeah, I try to make them very short and to the point. Thanks
Thankyou useful！
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching... I have plans for 2 more tmux videos
2m video perfect for my goldfish attention span
I have plans for 2 more in this series, but haven't gotten to it yet. Currently have a few Neovim related videos I'd like to do, but I might alternate between the topics
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Thanks for watching!
hmmm. feels very "emacs-ish". I used emacs for my first 5 years of programming. I still have most of the commands (including split window and block copy) in my fingers, though my brain does not remember them.
Nice take. I have a custom config that makes some of these commands a bit easier for me to remember. I have plans for 2 more videos that expand upon this video, but I have another neovim video ahead of those that I'm working on (about moving from packer to lazy)
Can you make same type of video for git :)
you convinced me to use tmux, i was tmux user, but only for remote sessions
you convinced to use itall the time :)
Awesome, I use it A LOT :) Very much part of my workflow
So simple. Thanks! But how to copy and paste in Tmux?
I didn't cover copy/paste in that video since it was so quick and I prefer custom vi bindings
I have 2 follow-up videos planned, but not sure yet when I'll record them.
In the meantime, maybe checkout out this post and video waylonwalker.com/tmux-copy-mode/ and then maybe check my dotfiles github.com/elijahmanor/dotfiles/blob/master/tmux/.tmux.conf#L45
I changed the [ key to escape for a more vim-like way to jump into copy-mode and then set `v` to start visual select mode (like vim) and `y` to yank (or copy) like you might expect vim to work.
I have a video planned to get into how to custom the tmux config file (with explanations of the copy/paste) and another video talking about plugins. If that interests you please let me know
so can i use tmux like a screen alternative?
Yes, however I've never used screen :) Went straight to tmux
superb
Glad you liked it! Have a great rest of your day!