# As a system wide configuration file in case there are more users on IPFire platform, # you can also use /etc/nf # set defaults set - option - g default - shell '/bin/bash' set - option - g default - command 'bash -l' set - option - g default - terminal 'screen-256color' # remap prefix to Control + a instead of the default Control + b to screen like style set - g prefix C - a unbind C - b bind C - a send - prefix # reload config also works while a session, please adapt it to your needs in case of a system wide configuration bind r source - file ~/. # tmux configuration file # can takes place for user root under ´/root/.nf.

The configuration below is adapted to Tmux 3.x syntax. With version 3 comes some configuration directive changes.

As a little example, which should give an overview of what it could be possible, the following configuration file ~/.nf can be used. 0 is the first windowĪs mentioned before, Tmux can also be used with a configuration file which can contains a lot of different functions. Sectionĭelete pane or window if one pane is leftĬhanges to window with allocated number.

It should give only an overview of some useful key combinations to use Tmux. Note - The key-code list is by far not complete and you are invited to extend it.

The different processing modes can be activated about the so-called 'bind-key' which is by Default - or -b followed by the respective key-codes (key combination). Whereby this command offers 256 colors and an individual configuration file.

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