You can probably reuse the same config by doing eg "tmux source
~/.tmux.conf \; attach" but not certain it'll always do what you want...
On Mon, Sep 12, 2011 at 11:21:51AM -0400, Eric Eric wrote:
>Vladimir, thanks for the quick response.* I added -g and that did in fact
>fix the index num
** Eric Eric [2011-09-12 11:21:51 -0400]:
> Vladimir, thanks for the quick response. I added -g and that did in fact
> fix the index numbering option, which is great. Nicholas, you are correct,
> I was just starting tmux with "tmux", which I was expecting to cause it to
> read the configuration
Vladimir, thanks for the quick response. I added -g and that did in fact
fix the index numbering option, which is great. Nicholas, you are correct,
I was just starting tmux with "tmux", which I was expecting to cause it to
read the configuration file (I guess I'm still thinking in terms of
screen
How do you start tmux? Since you create a session in the config file,
you should start it with "tmux attach". I suspect you are starting it
with "tmux new" and ending up with two sessions.
On Thu, Sep 08, 2011 at 05:30:53PM -0400, Eric Eric wrote:
>Hello, I've decided to finally make the swit
Hello,
** Eric Eric [2011-09-08 17:30:53 -0400]:
> Hello, I've decided to finally make the switch from screen to tmux. I had
> my screenrc set up to map my function keys to switch to the appropriate
> terminal within a screen (eg pressing F3 would switch to terminal 3). To do
> this, I had to m
Hello, I've decided to finally make the switch from screen to tmux. I had
my screenrc set up to map my function keys to switch to the appropriate
terminal within a screen (eg pressing F3 would switch to terminal 3). To do
this, I had to modify my screenrc to start numbering at 1 instead of 0. I'
