tmux

Creates work and attaches this terminal. [1]

Shows the available sessions. [1]

Reconnects to an existing session. [1]

Reuses work if it already exists. [1]

Creates a session without taking over your terminal. [1]

Leaves the programs running. [1]

Opens the interactive session chooser. [1]

Prompts for a new session name. [1]

Starts another window in this session. [1]

Browses sessions and windows together. [1]

Moves forward through window indexes. [1]

Moves backward through window indexes. [1]

Returns to the previously active window. [1]

Selects index 0, when present. [1]

Changes the current window label. [1]

Prompts for text to locate a window. [1]

Places panes side by side. [2]

Places one pane above the other. [2]

Selects a pane in that direction. [2]

Cycles through panes. [2]

Press a shown number to select it. [2]

Toggles a pane-sized/full-window view. [2]

Tries the predefined pane arrangements. [2]

Exchanges pane positions. [2]

Exchanges pane positions. [2]

Moves the pane to its own window. [2]

Starts scrollback navigation. [2]

Sends the saved buffer to the active program. [2]

Opens the buffer chooser. [2]

Inspects tmux buffers from the shell. [2]

Prints its contents; inspect for sensitive text. [2]

Exit keys depend on mode-keys; check the installed bindings. [2]

Lists the installed bindings. [2]

Accepts tmux commands without the tmux prefix. [2]

Reveals a customized prefix key. [2]

Reports emacs or vi navigation. [2]

Applies to the running server; persistence needs configuration. [2]

Executes the trusted settings in that file. [2]

Inspects pane identifiers across sessions. [2]

Use the matching local man page for version-specific behavior. [2]