you could also use Oh my tmux!: https://github.com/gpakosz/.tmux

I have checked it out initially. It hd a good set of defaults. I didn’t like everything that came with it, but I did read through its config file and borrowed a couple of lines from there into my own setup. IMO the problem with using a prebuilt config like that is that it requires you to learn all of its keybinds, styling, layout. I would rather build my own incrementally but have a sense of knowing everything that is going on in my setup.

	▲	moontear 5 days ago \| parent [-]
		Came here to post the same reference. The good thing about this repo is that you can configure everything in the .tmux.conf.local. I have this synced to all my machines using syncthing and symlinks to the user directory. I also have my own keybindings, styling etc. - but this is an awesome base to get started.