Closed dr3mro closed 3 months ago
Hello @dr3mro 👋
Why not create a keybinding for that in .tmux.conf?
These two settings let you create/kill a new session when pressing Prefix S (Shift+s) or Prefix K (Shift+k) respectively:
bind S command-prompt -p "New Session:" "new-session -A -s '%%'" bind K confirm kill-session
Well, first there's tmux_conf_new_session_prompt=true
.
And then, what bindings look ideal to ones doesn't look ideal to others.
As such I now refrain myself as much as possible from adding bindings or changing bindings.
Why kill-session
but not kill-window
?
I suggest that you define your own bindings adjustments in your .local
customization file
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On Sun, Mar 24, 2024, 8:34 PM Grégory Pakosz @.***> wrote:
Hello @dr3mro https://github.com/dr3mro 👋
Why not create a keybinding for that in .tmux.conf?
These two settings let you create/kill a new session when pressing Prefix S (Shift+s) or Prefix K (Shift+k) respectively:
bind S command-prompt -p "New Session:" "new-session -A -s '%%'" bind K confirm kill-session
Well, first there's tmux_conf_new_session_prompt=true.
And then, what bindings look ideal to ones doesn't look ideal to others. As such I now refrain myself as much as possible from adding bindings or changing bindings. Why kill-session but not kill-window? I suggest that you define your own bindings in your .local customization file
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Hello, FIrst thanks for your great har work second
Why not create a keybinding for that in .tmux.conf?
These two settings let you create/kill a new session when pressing Prefix S (Shift+s) or Prefix K (Shift+k) respectively:
bind S command-prompt -p "New Session:" "new-session -A -s '%%'" bind K confirm kill-session
Prefix Shift+s will open a command prompt in the status line, asking for a new session name. It will either create a new session with that name or attach to an already existing session by that name.