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blog/2024-06-19-tmux-tips.md

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# Tmux - ultimate linux console multiplexer
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# tmux - ultimate linux console multiplexer
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In this post I would like to show you the *tmux* cli tool. [*tmux*](https://github.com/tmux/tmux) is a terminal multiplexer allowing you to run your cli task in the background and use multiple terminals at once (hence the name multiplexer).
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I will show you the value of Tmux by showing a couple of usecases. But before we start you need to know how to invoke Tmux commands.
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I will show you the value of tmux by showing a couple of usecases. But before we start you need to know how to invoke tmux commands.
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### how to open tmux
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First you need to open Tmux which is as easy (assuming you installed it with e.g.) as typing
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First you need to open tmux which is as easy (assuming you installed it with e.g.) as typing
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```shell
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### how to invoke Tmux commands
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### how to invoke tmux commands
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Tmux command is preceded by keyboard shortcut *ctrl+b* (which BTW can by changed) and then action itself.
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tmux command is preceded by keyboard shortcut *ctrl+b* (which BTW can by changed) and then action itself.
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E.g. to detach from Tmux you need to invoke
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E.g. to detach from tmux you need to invoke
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## Run task in the background
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In this case we will open Tmux, run some task, then detach from Tmux and attach again, kill command and finally exit for good.
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In this scenerio we will open tmux, run some task, then detach from it and attach again, kill command and finally exit for good.
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1) open Tmux in your console app
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1) open tmux in your console app
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3) Leave Tmux while ping is still going on
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3) Leave tmux while ping is still going on
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Now you are back in Tmux, and you should see ping results going on.
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Now you are back in tmux, and you should see ping results going on.
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### There is one mode thing
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Another cool gadged is to display clock in current window
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Another cool gadged is to display clock in the current window
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blog/2024-06-22-vim-tips.md

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