Learn the basics of tmux, an open-source terminal multiplexer that can juggle multiple terminal sessions from a single window.

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tmux is an open-source terminal multiplexer created in 2007 by Nicholas Marriott. It allows users to manage multiple terminal sessions within a single window, providing features such as customizable panes, scripting capabilities, and plugin support. It enhances productivity by allowing quick navigation between sessions without needing a mouse, and sessions persist in the background even if closed. tmux can be installed on Unix-like systems including MacOS, Linux, and WSL.

tmux in 100 Seconds

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one of the best short videos to explain tmux

Tmux has been really a headache relief for me since i started using it.
So much less cognitive load when switching between a lot of projects(sessions) and windows.

I use the terminal in VS code and got so used to it that is hard to use anything else