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by onedognight
4836 days ago
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Use iTerm2. One of the new features of tmux is > * Control mode, which is a way for a client to send tmux commands.
> Currently more useful to users of iterm2. With this, if you connect to tmux via iTerm2, you can get it to pop up a window with tabs for each shell in the tmux session. History via the mouse wheel is native, changing tabs is native, new tab is native. Essentially you don't need to know any of the tmux commands at all unless you connect from a terminal program that doesn't know the protocol. |
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