Key binding and command reference

This is not intended as an exhaustive reference on tmux key bindings and commands. For that, view the tmux manual page by typing the following in your terminal:

$ man tmux

You can also view more information on tmux by visiting http://man.cx/tmux.

This is, instead, a chapter-by-chapter reference for the tmux keys and commands mentioned in each chapter along with a small description of what they do in the order in which they are mentioned.

This makes it easy to review and recall these key bindings and commands in the same order that they were covered in the chapter without having to wade through all of the text of that chapter.

Chapter 1 – Jump Right In

In this chapter, we jumped right in and went on a tour of many of the features of tmux. As a result, the following list of commands is widely varied:

• Launch tmux: $ tmux
• Rename a session: $ tmux rename-session {session name}
• Create a new window: <Prefix>, c
• Switch to the last window: <Prefix>, l
• Switch...