On 2013–06–04 Adrian Luff wrote:
> To name the session you can do the following…
> > tmux new-session -s foo -d
> > tmux new-window -t foo -n "Editor"
> > tmux send-keys -t foo vim C-m
> > tmux new-window -t foo -n "Top" monitor htop
>
> Of course this leaves a default shell as the first window.
Marco,
I do something similar in setting up new tmux sessions. There may be a more
elegant way but I've not seen it.
To name the session you can do the following…
> tmux new-session -s foo -d
> tmux new-window -t foo -n "Editor"
> tmux send-keys -t foo vim C-m
> tmux new-window -t foo -n "Top" m
Hi,
I use shell functions to set up tmux sessions or attach to already
existing ones. What I basically do is the following:
tmux new-session -s foo -d
tmux send-keys -t foo vim C-m
tmux new-window -t foo -n monitor htop
tmux attach -t foo
I use send-keys instead of new-window bec