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How to restart tmux with all panes open?
When you next start your tmux session, enter the command Ctrl – b + Ctrl – r to restore your tmux session. As mentioned previously, in addition to setting up the pane layout of the tmux session, this plugin can also set up persistent working directories as well as have your running applications restart with each session.
What’s the best way to save a tmux session?
The plugin tmux-continuum will auto save your tmux session and load it the next time tmux starts, should be easier to setup than some of the custom script solutions here. To save your session on demand you can use the tmux-resurrect plugin. tmux-resurrect is also required to run tmux-continuum
How to split screen on 2 panes with tmux?
If you just want to split screen on 2 panes (say horizontally), you can run this command (no tmux or shell scripts required): I have one file for each of my project. Also you can group them to have some for work some for hobby projects. Also you can move it to ~/bin folder, add it to PATH and give tmux_my_awesome_project name.
How to write shell script that launches tmux?
You can write a small shell script that launches tmux with the required programs. I have the following in a shell script that I call dev-tmux. A dev environment: So everytime I want to launch my favorite dev environment I can just do
How to enable and disable automatic tmux sessions?
It can be easy to enable and disable automatic tmux sessions on login by using Byobu application. You can use Byobu as an interface to tmux to address this need, it makes it simple to do what you are asking. In a terminal, run following commands:
What does the tmux resurrect plugin do?
The tmux-resurrect plugin will enable setting up session persistence as well as provide additional functionality for saving and restoring settings across tmux sessions. Many additional features are available with this plugin. From the plugin’s project page: