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Beginning of the line
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Ctrl-a
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0
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End of the line
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Ctrl-e
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$
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Previous word
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Alt-b
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b
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Next word
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Alt-f
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w
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Previous character
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Ctrl-b
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h
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Next character
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Ctrl-f
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l
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Character under the cursor
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Ctrl-d
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x
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Character before the cursor
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Ctrl-h
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X
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From the cursor to the beginning of line
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Ctrl-u
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d0
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From the cursor to the end of line
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Ctrl-k
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D
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Line
|
Ctrl-e Ctrl-u
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dd
|
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From the cursor to the beginning of the word
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Ctrl-w
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db
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From the cursor to the end of the word
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Alt-d
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dw
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Word around the cursor
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Alt-b Alt-d
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bdw
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Paste text that was cut using deletion shorcut
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Ctrl-y
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Clear screen
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Ctrl-l
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Ctrl-l
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Terminate command
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Ctrl-c
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Ctrl-c
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Send EOT char to current process
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Ctrl-d
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Ctrl-d
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Suspend/stop command
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Ctrl-z
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Ctrl-z
|
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Search command history
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Ctrl-r
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Ctrl-r
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Autocompletion
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tab
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tab
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Undo
|
Ctrl-_
|
u
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Create session foo and attach
|
tmux new -s foo
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List sessions
|
tmux ls
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Attach to session foo
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tmux attach -t foo
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Kill session foo
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tmux kill-session -t foo
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Reload tmux.conf
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tmux source-file ~/.tmux.conf
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Swap window 2 with 3
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prefix : swap-window -s 2 -t 3
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Move window to unused one (i.e to 4)
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prefix : move-window -t 4
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Prefix
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Ctrl-b
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Create new window
|
prefix c
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Rename window || session
|
prefix , || prefix $
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Split pane horizontal
|
prefix -
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Split pane vertical
|
prefix \
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Select left/right pane
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Shift-left/rightArrow
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Select bottom/up pane
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Shift-down/upArrow
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Select next window
|
Ctrl-]
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Select previous window
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Ctrl-[
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Kill current pane
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prefix x || Ctrl-d
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Kill current window
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prefix Q
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Swap this pane with previous/next one
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prefix { / prefix }
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Toggle panes layouts
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prefix spacebar
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Cycle through sessions
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prefix ( or )
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Enter copy mode
|
prefix [ or prefix PgUp
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Start selection
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Ctrl-spacebar
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Copy selection
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Ctrl-w
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