TMUX Cheatsheet can be found
For another excellent resource on learning tmux, check out IppSec's video:
All TMUX commands start with control + b
To detach from a session control + b + d
To review all open sessions we run:
When you create a tmux session without any set name, it defaults to a number - 0
To attach to this session once it's detached ( tmux + ctrl + b + d) we can do:
To create a new "Window" in TMUX, create your session, then type:
control + b + c
To enter copy mode, we use:
This will allow us an interactive window to scroll in
Some useful commands to keep in mind while in copy mode:
ctrl + b + [ (enters copy mode)
ctrl + b + g (go to top)
ctrl + b + G (go to bottom)
ctrl + b + q (quit)
To select a window, make sure you are not in an attached session, to check run:
This will let you know if you are attached, to detach run ctrl + b + d, then we can attach to a new window by running:
ctrl + b + <window number>
Useful commands:
ctrl + b + % (split the panes vertically)
ctrl + b + " (split the panes horizontally)
We can also resize these panes by holding down the key combo and pressing the arrow keys, try it out now!
ctrl + b + w (lists all active windows, and allows for selection) ctrl + b + & (kills windows)
If a pane becomes unresponsive, run ctrl + b + x
To kill a pane via command, run:
tmux new -s neat
Useful commands:
ctrl + a + f2 = new window
ctrl + a + shift + f2 = horizontal split
ctrl + a + ctrl + f2 = vertical split
ctrl + a + ctrl + f6 = kill focused split
Download Byobu (another terminal multiplexer) through the following site,