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I use tmux with iTerm's integration facilities, so when using it remotely I only want it for session persistence. I can set the prefix key to something bizarre that I'm unlikely to use but I could imagine some Emacs package suggesting it by default and being puzzled about why it doesn't work.

I would prefer to unset it (I'll use explicit tmux commands if necessary) and hide the status bar. I can hide the bar with tmux set-option -g status off but tmux set-option -g prefix says empty value and C-b continues to work.

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Since tmux 2.2 both prefix and prefix2 can be set to None. A workaround for earlier versions would still be useful.

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