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Default byobu vs tmux
What are the main features of default byobu behavior/config for tmux user?
I am thinking what to deploy by default to production servers. tmux wins over screen, because it is immediately visible when ...
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How to pass the “F keys” and key combinations to the active byobu session when its inside another byobu?
When I run byobu on a local computer, ssh to a remote computer from that byobu session, and then run byobu on the remote computer too, the key combinations or their function key equivalents are always ...
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Is there an easy way to save a byobu session such that I can reload it after a reboot?
I understand that there is a way of defining windows that are opened in a session by saving configuration files in $BYOBU_CONFIG_DIR. But is there a way (command or script) to save the current session ...
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Proper Format for Byobu's windows.tmux?
In Byobu 5.17 (using tmux 1.6), how ought I format the windows.tmux file? I've poked around a bit, but have been unable to find a proper answer.
For reference, here's the screen version of what I ...
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Byobu versus gnu screen versus tmux
So far I have used konsole to manage multiple shell sessions but it seems that byobu, gnu screen, and tmux offer a better support for multiple shells. I have never used neither of them before. One of ...
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Use Screen commands (C-A C-C, etc.) in byobu-tmux
I was having some troubles with byobu lately while using the screen back-end, so I switched to using the tmux back-end, which works like a charm.
The problem is now that my keyboard has tiny F1-F12 ...
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alternatives to Gnu screen under Cygwin
Are there any terminal multiplexers for Cygwin/Windows other than Gnu's screen?
I know of 2 alternatives to the Gnu's screen application: Byobu and TMux. However, neither of these run under Windows ...
