Maybe you could use a shell script wrapper around tmux to run `tmux -f
~/.tmux-1.6.conf` and `tmux -f ~/.tmux-1.5.conf`? These files could
include a comman .tmux.conf too to keep the version specific files
small.
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Keep
Config files and commands are line-based so it would be easiest to do
this so you had to prefix the command with a minimum version, eg:
>1.6:setw -g window-status-alert-fg colour228
<1.5:setw -g window-status-activity-fg colour228
Although personally I'm not entirely convinced this happens often
I maintain a vcs repository with my collection of dotfiles, which
includes tmux.conf. As I like to use a common set of dot files on most
machines I use, the config changes in the 1.6 release have left me stuck
with pre-1.6 and 1.6 config entries to achieve the desired result on all
machines, so
I maintain a vcs repository with my collection of dotfiles, which
includes tmux.conf. As I like to use a common set of dot files on most
machines I use, the config changes in the 1.6 release have left me stuck
with pre-1.6 and 1.6 config entries to achieve the desired result on all
machines, so
