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Kill pane
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x
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Zoom
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z
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To window
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!
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Last active
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;
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Show pane #
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q
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Split in 2 columns
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% OR |
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Split in 2 rows
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" OR -
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Move pane to left / right
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{ / }
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Toggle layout
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<space>
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Resize
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CTRL+
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Join pane
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:join-pane -t :#
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New window
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n
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Next window
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n OR
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Previous window
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p OR
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Kill window
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&
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Rename
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,
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List all windows
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w
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Search windows
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f
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Enter to copy mode
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[
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Back to indentation
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^
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Clear selection
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<ESC>
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Copy selection
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<Enter>
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Cursor to bottom line
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L
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Cursor to middle line
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M
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Cursor to top line
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H
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Half page down
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CTRL+d
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Half page up
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CTRL+u
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Next word
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w
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Prev word
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b
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Next page
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CTRL+f
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Prev page
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CTRL+b
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Search backward
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?
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Search forward
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/
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Start selection
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<Space>
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