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Getting Started with tmux

You're reading from   Getting Started with tmux Maximize your productivity by accessing several terminal sessions from a single window using tmux

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Product type Paperback
Published in Sep 2014
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781783985166
Length 148 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Victor Quinn Victor Quinn
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Preface 1. Jump Right In 2. Configuring tmux FREE CHAPTER 3. Sessions, Windows, and Panes 4. Manipulating Text 5. Diving Deeper 6. tmux for SSH, Pair Programming, and More 7. Using Other Tools with tmux A. Appendix Index

Working with more panes


Now <Prefix>, % (split the pane vertically) is not the only way to create panes. This simply splits the current pane into two smaller ones by splitting it vertically. If you actually do it again, it'll split the current pane in half again with another vertical line, as shown in the following screenshot:

This is rather silly and scrunched though. First, let's kill that pane and then try to split it vertically. To kill the new pane we created, we can either terminate the running program in that pane, in this case, typing exit and pressing Enter as this will end the shell process. Alternatively, we can press <Prefix>, x (kill pane) to be prompted whether to kill that pane or not.

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Note that killing a pane with a running process will terminate that process immediately without gracefully ending it, so you will lose any existing data in that pane. Be careful!

Confirm with y, and you're back to two panes. Note that when a pane is removed, things are automatically...

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