| Thank you for replying! I described my workflow, because since I discovered automatically grouped sessions on TMUX, I'd never want to use a terminal multiplexer without that, or comparable functionality. What I do: * Open new terminal with a hot-key * This terminal automatically joins my local (default) session group * All windows in this session group are now available * Most windows connect to remote TMUXs * With CTRL+ 4 keypresses I can navigate to any preexisting window/session, or create a new one locally (or on a remote host) * After using the window, either i close the terminal, and/or the window, depending on if i want to keep this one. * On the remote end, people can join my sessions, and can independently of me navigate in the remote window space. * if I need to concurrently see two (probably different) windows of my local/remote window grid, I just open/auto-attach another terminal. * the above makes it easy to "place another live tmux view" on a screen different than my main screen, for presentation, or teaching purposes. Everybody (who previously used tmux in non-grouped mode) I've shown/explained this setup to, has setup their environment just like it afterwards. Thanks for the other info too :) |