| > Okay, but sessions are one of the best things about tmux.
Locally or remotely? Remotely I fully agree. But remotely I can't open a new window and my machine doesn't have different workspaces. > Sessions aside
I'm curious about this actually. The opposite has been true in my experience. What keybindings are you missing? I can keybind essentially any script I want or any set of keystrokes. > uniform multiplexing of shell windows between local and remote environments is super useful for muscle memory.
I actually have the opposite experience. I mean I can bind ghostty splits to be identical to my tmux bindings, that's not an issue and trivial to merge. But I keep them separate because it contextualizes if I'm "here" or "there". Similarly I ensure that remote sessions have a different PS1 line so there are visual indications of where I am other than one small icon. Without this I find that it is easy to forget which machine I'm in. Had too many problems where I was running commands on one machine thinking I was in another. |
