Yes, I agree. What is the usage for tmux? Multiple tabs on a quake-style dropdown terminal on a desktop (like guake) does seem much easier than tmux, especially when gnu-screen is always available when you need to run an uninteruptible command.
From what I gather, tmux is useful if you are basically running a persistent remote workspace via terminal on a server and treat your desktop like a thin-client, is that correct?
From what I gather, tmux is useful if you are basically running a persistent remote workspace via terminal on a server and treat your desktop like a thin-client, is that correct?