![]() ![]() But when you need to select a bit of text from one of the panes to copy, doing it with mouse by default selects text across both panes. Second most annoying thing is selecting text in tmux panes! I quite often split one of tmux windows into two vertical panes, and because each is a separate session you get used to working with them very quickly. So scrolling results in getting empty lines or some random information. Most annoying thing for me in this regard is when I attempt to scroll screen history in terminal - expectation is I see previous lines of text output in the console, but with tmux these lines are in tmux buffer, not in the terminal app’s one. So I can’t help but use mouse with those tools, and this means I often attempt using mouse back in console as well. And quite often I need to be switching to other apps for taking notes or copy-pasting certain parameters from Wikis and spreadsheets. I know how to scroll text buffers and really like the shortcuts available for it.īut reality is that terminal is only one of the tools I use for getting my daily tasks accomplished. tmux is one of these truly console-native tools that have full support for getting everything done with just a keyboard.įor instance, I’m already scrolling tmux buffers and search them by text - all from keyboard. It’s a valid question, and truth is you technically don’t. Namely, I’m sorting out mouse mode in tmux - in both macOS and Linux. Excellent! I’m finally making further improvements to my tmux setup. ![]()
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