this is a bug in libevent, you need to either
- use libevent 2
- use libevent 1.4 from their git repo (not the released version)
- in the tmux 1.4 source, go to configure and remove HAVE_BROKEN_KQUEUE
from the FreeBSD section (this will break tmux on FreeBSD older than
7)
On Tue, Jan 25,
hi,
I'd like to achieve following feature:
i'm starting tmux, with single window, 2 panes, with layout like this:
+---+-+
| | |
| | |
| | |
| | |
+---+-+
in both panes i run some programs, but I'd like to make it work the way
that if i'd
Run eg top; tmux kill-session -t mutt in the righthand pane.
On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 10:48:24AM +0100, hubert depesz lubaczewski wrote:
hi,
I'd like to achieve following feature:
i'm starting tmux, with single window, 2 panes, with layout like this:
+---+-+
| | |
|
On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 10:17:34AM +, Nicholas Marriott wrote:
Run eg top; tmux kill-session -t mutt in the righthand pane.
quite simple, thanks.
Best regards,
depesz
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hi,
i'm using (as headers show) mutt as my mail client. And i'm not using it
on my computer, but rather on remote server via ssh.
Since ssh connections sometimes die, I tend to run mutt on screen
(previously) or tmux (lately).
To help me with it, I wrote simple script (attached to this mail),
Well, it doesn't really freeze tmux, it input from one pane.
We used to abort the sequence when the buffer was full but now we have
INPUT_DISCARD. Could get rid of that but it would need some way to throw
a state change back up. You can do it if you like but if not IMO it is
enough to say don't
You can also type (say) echo -e '\e\\' blindly. You're still getting a
prompt, it's just being sent to the window title, like everything else.
\e\\ (and its equivalent \e]0;) is a pretty special case, though, I
doubt there are other sequences that can freeze up the term so solidly.
They're
