* The Cop [12-04-12 17:59]:
> today I switched from screen to tmux and am really satisfied with it.
> There's one problem I have with it: When I try to paste something in
> Putty (using W7) when running tmux, nothing happens (via right-click).
> This does not happen when not using tmux/using scr
Hi,
today I switched from screen to tmux and am really satisfied with it.
There's one problem I have with it: When I try to paste something in
Putty (using W7) when running tmux, nothing happens (via right-click).
This does not happen when not using tmux/using screen. Running Debian
Wheezy and
No panes don't have names and the index is determined by their position.
You can use the pane id (%whatever) to uniquely identify a pane
no matter where it goes. Try for example:
$ PANE=$(tmux splitw -dPF '#{pane_id}')
$ tmux killp -t$PANE
On Mon, Dec 03, 2012 at 11:36:57PM +0400, Sergey Naumov
Thomas Adam writes:
> Nope. Not without nesting.
But you can nest and use a different prefix in the inner tmux...
--
LogMeIn Rescue: Anywhere, Anytime Remote support for IT. Free Trial
Remotely access PCs and mobile de
Hi,
On 4 December 2012 14:06, shawn wilson wrote:
> is there a way to have a split that has sessions inside it without
> just running tmux again? i don't want to have to hit ctrl+b+b to do
> every thing. i guess what i want are layers - so i can still have
> splits that are contained within a win
is there a way to have a split that has sessions inside it without
just running tmux again? i don't want to have to hit ctrl+b+b to do
every thing. i guess what i want are layers - so i can still have
splits that are contained within a window.
--
Did you upgrade tmux recently? I see this when I have upgraded tmux and
have an older version of the server running.
