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by bxparks
2249 days ago
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I used screen for like 10-15 years. Two years ago, I switched to tmux because of some rough edges with screen. I can't remember what they were now, I think something to do with selecting the correct terminal type (TERM=screen? TERM=xterm-256color? TERM=screen.xterm-256color?). Something went wrong, and I couldn't fix it. Normally, I try to keep to the application's defaults for portability, but the screen key-bindings are in my muscle memory. I was able to migrate to tmux almost seamlessly with just a few key-bindings in .tmux.conf, which is reproduced below in its entirety: (Edit: formatting) ---- # Remap prefix from 'C-b' to 'C-a' (compat screen(1)) unbind C-b set-option -g prefix C-a # Send C-a: 'C-a a' bind a send-prefix # Flip to previous window: `C-a C-a' (compat screen(1)) bind C-a last-window # Make C-n and C-p act like 'n' and 'p' (compat screen(1)) bind C-n next-window bind C-p previous-window # Make C-a C-[ act like C-a [ (compat screen(1) bind C-[ copy-mode # Change background color of status line from green to yellow for readability set-option -g status-style bg=yellow # Increase scrollback to 5000 lines from 2000 default set-option -g history-limit 5000 ---- |
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