Nope, jobs run on status-interval and there is no way to run them
immediately at the moment. The best you can do is use run-shell to show
the thing you want to run immediately in the current pane.
I suppose we could make a flag to run-shell to show the first line of
output as a message instead of
Hi,
There is a kind of annoyance in the status bar behaviour. I have a couple
scripts run from the status, e.g., battery life and wifi status. I also
have
set-option -g status-interval 2
so that these scripts get run fairly often (every 2 seconds).
However, since this sucks up battery, I a
