To install and configure these add the following to Ideally I’d like to have my environment completely Readily available to us we will worry about how to have tmux remember our Now that we have a basic environment configured with commonly needed information AfterĪdding these you will need to run PREFIX + r to reload the config Status bar that displays the current session name,ĬPU and battery, as well as a centered list of window names. nf fileĪnd press PREFIX + I # Battery status indicator set -g 'tmux-plugins/tmux-battery' # CPU monitoring set -g 'tmux-plugins/tmux-cpu'īelow is a sample of a configuration for the To install both of these, add the following to your.
Monitor the CPU usage, for which I use this plugin. Because I run aĭecent number of simulations on my computer I also like to I spend more time looking at the bottom of the terminal screen than the I know, I know, it’s also in the menu bar, but hey, Since I use a MacBook I like to have the battery percentageĭisplayed at the bottom. Now that we have a good core we can start with more plugins and someĬustomization. Which I included in the above config entry. Reattach-to-user-namespace then you will want to install sensible,
Of course you are welcome to remove the plugin or customize the settings to Plugin sensible which offers some “tmux options that should be Once this is complete tmux will tellĮscape key to get back to the shell. It to interpret the following keypresses as commands. The idea is that you “tell” tmux you want Next two commands set the PREFIX to meta-prime, which, if you have used The first command allows us to reload the config file using PREFI + r. # Plugin manager: set -g 'tmux-plugins/tpm' # The sensible plugin set -g 'tmux-plugins/tmux-sensible' # Initialize TMUX plugin manager (keep this line at the very bottom of nf) # reload ~/.nf using PREFIX r bind r source-file ~/.nf \ display "Reloaded!" # Use non-Emacs shortcut for sending prefix set -g prefix M- ` bind M- ` send-prefix ~/.nf using your favorite editor (I recommend Aquamacs). Now you will need to edit the tmux configuration file, The first thing you will want to do is install the plugin manager from Non-optional) install the tmux OSX pasteboard by runningīrew install reattach-to-user-namespace (not that this may not be Then run brew updateĪnd finally brew install tmux to install tmux. Once you have installedīrew open up the terminal (or iTerm) and run brew doctor to ensureĮverything is okay. I would recommend installing tmux via brew. Even if you think you don’t do much, I recommend trying out tmux has made this aspect and my entire terminal experience Of course if I switched toĪ different desktop these tabs would no longer be there, which was rather Several tabs open connected to different servers. Work requires connecting to remote systems via SSH and so I’d often have Being an Emacs ( Aquamacs) user most of my work is done insideĮmacs with little to no need for a separate terminal. I recently started using tmux and have found that it has improved my
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