new to tmux

2010-10-05 Thread kevin beckford
Hi all, I'm just trying tmux and I seem to have a problem duplicating my screen rig: screen -t ADMIN 1 chdir /Users/chiggsy/Sites/ screen -t SITES2 chdir /Users/chiggsy/src/ screen -t SRC 3 How do I change directories and then open a window to init my session? neww -n ADMIN neww -n SITE

Re: possible improvements

2010-10-15 Thread kevin beckford
On Fri, Oct 15, 2010 at 2:10 AM, Frans Haarman wrote: > I wanted to share some ideas I had for improving tmux. > Documentation that rivals 'info screen.' Screen's info pages are like Perl's manpages: Utterly complete. Tmux is advertised as having better documentation. I've been looking in the w

Re: Integration with a terminal emulator

2010-11-25 Thread kevin beckford
I'm a bit lost here, tmux via iterm2 already works exactly as one would expect, in fact I was planning on testing iterm +tmux -> ssh -> screen in about 33 hours or so. It seems to me, a user, that SSH already makes things transparent. It actually all works fine, I'm exactly as happy as the day I

OSX 10.6.5 , Terminal.app, iTerm.app pbpaste, pbcopy do not work under tmux

2010-11-28 Thread kevin beckford
Shell is zsh 4.3.10 via macports 1. Copy some text either by pipe into pbcopy or select and copy with mouse 2. pbpaste > filename Iterm, Terminal with secure input on or off in gnu-screen or out of gnu-screen filename contains copied text Tmux: filename is empty Is this a known issue? -

Re: OSX 10.6.5 , Terminal.app, iTerm.app pbpaste, pbcopy do not work under tmux

2010-11-28 Thread kevin beckford
function (_vprocmgr_move_subset_to_user).  This also acts as a daemon() > replacement but doesn't seem to fix the problem with pbcopy/pbpaste not > working - it doesn't work in screen either. Weird. I used to use that all the time. "Used to" meaning from years ago until a couple of weeks ago, wh

Re: OSX 10.6.5 , Terminal.app, iTerm.app pbpaste, pbcopy do not work under tmux

2010-11-28 Thread kevin beckford
I'm a bit confused here. I'm not using leopard, i'm using as I said originally 10.6.5. Snow Leopard, is what I'm using. I used to use screen , but switched to tmux. I just tried this now, using /usr/bin/screen and Terminal.app, pbcopy, pbpaste work. exactly as I expected them to, in fact how

Re: OSX 10.6.5 , Terminal.app, iTerm.app pbpaste, pbcopy do not work under tmux

2010-11-28 Thread kevin beckford
> Great, was just writing my reply... having odd timing today, with > replies typed as I reply... sure do miss Wave now :\  Thanks all. > CC to list. Really need to get reply working properly. ;) -- Increase Visibility o

Re: OSX 10.6.5 , Terminal.app, iTerm.app pbpaste, pbcopy do not work under tmux

2010-11-28 Thread kevin beckford
> > > I didn't write that, but it's the same as what Apple's patch to screen > does.  The _vproc* functions aren't declared in a public header file > though they are open source: Oh how odd, thats utterly unlike Apple, to no

Re: OSX 10.6.5 , Terminal.app, iTerm.app pbpaste, pbcopy do not work under tmux

2010-11-28 Thread kevin beckford
> Because tmux can compile on 10.5 (and probably earlier), it's necessary > to insert some guards for the OS version.  The patch I pointed to simply > calls the 10.6 SPI unconditionally, which means it won't compile on 10.5 > or any other OS. Ah, that's why you were mentioning 10.5. Not a problem

Is it possible to map the apple keys in tmux?

2010-12-15 Thread kevin beckford
I'm using iterm, in os x and tmux. I'd like to somehow get one keychord to move up in the scrollback by a page ie: C-b C-B or something like that. I turned off the scrollbars, all is well except for this one thing. Is there any way to combine copy-mode AND half page up? -

Toggle?

2011-02-19 Thread kevin beckford
Is is possible to toggle from one screen to another? For example: window0 -> window5 window5 -> window0 ? -- The ultimate all-in-one performance toolkit: Intel(R) Parallel Studio XE: Pinpoint memory and threading errors

vcs_info_msg in xterm title bar

2011-03-24 Thread kevin beckford
I would like my zsh vcs_info_msg_ to appear in the xterm titlebar. Currently it appears in the status line. the code in question for the window status: # set xterm window status. This is where we need git status! set-option -g set-titles on #set-option -g set-titles-string '#H ###I.#P #W (#S)' s