Install tmux on OSX and Basics Commands for Beginners

<h1>Terminology</h1> <p>First of all, you need to know a few terms before you learn how to use them.</p> <ul> <li><strong>Prefix</strong>: This is the key combination that must be entered before entering the shortcut key. The default&nbsp;<strong>prefix</strong>&nbsp;for tmux is&nbsp;<code>ctrl + b</code>. If the shortcut is&nbsp;<code>c</code>&nbsp;then you need to type&nbsp;<code>&lt;ctrl + b&gt; + c</code>.</li> <li><strong>Session</strong>: The largest unit managed by tmux. &ldquo;attach/detach&rdquo; to the&nbsp;<strong>session</strong>. Even if you detach from the session, the&nbsp;<strong>session</strong>&nbsp;continues to run in the background.</li> <li><strong>Window</strong>: This is the same tab that exists in the&nbsp;<strong>session</strong>. You can have multiple windows in one&nbsp;<strong>session</strong>. You can create and switch&nbsp;<strong>windows</strong>&nbsp;within a session and switch the entire screen as you move tabs.</li> <li><strong>Pane</strong>: This is the screen unit existing in the&nbsp;<strong>window</strong>. You can have multiple&nbsp;<strong>panes</strong>&nbsp;in a&nbsp;<strong>window</strong>. If you divide the entire screen vertically by two, two panes are created.</li> </ul> <p><a href="https://jeongwhanchoi.medium.com/install-tmux-on-osx-and-basics-commands-for-beginners-be22520fd95e"><strong>Website</strong></a></p>
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