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tmux
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start
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tmux new
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start new session without name
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tmux new -s <sn>
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start with session name sn
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tmux a -t
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reattach session
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tmux a -t <sn>
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reattach named session
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tmux attach
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attach to previous session
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tmux attach -t <sn>
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attach to sn session
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tmux restore
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restore session
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tmux ls
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get list sessions
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tmux kill-session -t <sn>
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close sessioon sn
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tmux kill-server
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shutdown all sessions
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Ctrl-B c
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new window
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Ctrl-B n
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go to next window
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Ctrl-B p
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go to previous window
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Ctrl-B 0..9
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go to 0..9 window
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Ctrl-B w
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get list all windows
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Ctrl-B l
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go to previous window
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Ctrl-B "
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separate window horizontal
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Ctrl-B %
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separate window vertical
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Ctrl-B →←↑↓
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select panel
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Ctrl-B x
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close panel
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Ctrl-B &
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close window
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Ctrl-B d
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detach of session
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