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Start a new session
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tmux [new session name]
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List sessions
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tmux ls
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Attach to existing session
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tmux a -t [name or number from ls]
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Kill server and all sessions
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tmux kill-server
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Kill named session
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Kill named session tmux kill-session -t [session name]
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Enter copy mode (Also scroll)
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[ (q to quit)
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Quit copy mode
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q
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Paste
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]
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Detatch
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d
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New session
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:new
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List sessions
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s
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Name session
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$
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Split horizontally
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"
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Split vertically
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%
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Next pane
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o
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Previous pane
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;
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Kill this pane
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x
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Kill all panes but this one
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!
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Swap panes
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Ctrl-O
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Resize pane
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Alt-<arrow key to resize in that direction>
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New window
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c
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Rename window
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,
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Next window
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n
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Previous window
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p
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Last window
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l (small L)
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List windows
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w
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Find window
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f <name>
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Kill window
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&
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Move window
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.
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Start a new session
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tmux [new -s <name>]
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List sessions
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tmux ls
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Attach to existing session
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tmux a -t <name or number from ls>
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Kill server and all sessions
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tmux kill-server
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Kill named session
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tmux kill-session -t <name>
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