Hi,
When a line's length exceeds the width of the terminal, tmux wraps the line so
that it displays as two lines. However, if the window is then resized, the line
remains cut at the same place.
For example, if I print the alphabet in a 20-columns window, I get something
like:
+---
Actually, I was thinking more along the lines of a tmux "fork" command.
tmux local-client -> fork child process -> SSH, etc. -> returns to
tmux local when child process dies.
like if this worked
while true; do
tmux detach
tmux attach
end
But, of course, that doesn
It certainly isn't magical, but that's what I use the tabs of a gui-terminal
for.
Currently I use xfce4-terminal, 1 tab for my local machine and 1 tab for my
ssh session to $work.
Ctrl-PgUp and Ctrl-PgDn switch b/t tabs.
I launch my gui terminal from a script when I boot my laptop in the morning
a
> haven't got time to look into this really, but it is on the pile in my
> inbox so if nobody else does I'll get to it after this week
Ok i have wasted couple of hours investigating this and conclusion is as
follows.
If any mouse-interactivity feature (f.e. mouse-select-pane) is turned on
(and, i
2011/6/3 Nicholas Marriott
> title supports UTF-8 in latest SVN, will be in 1.5
>
>
> On Fri, Jun 03, 2011 at 11:47:17AM +0800, alphachi wrote:
> >2011/6/2 Nicholas Marriott <[1]nicholas.marri...@gmail.com>
> >
> > you want #T and then configure your shell to set the title inside
> tmux
