Hi, currently I'm in the process of switching from screen to tmux. But there is one thing that prevents me from completely switching. In screen it is possible to build a hierarchy of key bindings to trigger a command. For example I have the following settings in my screenrc:
bind , command -c my_hierarchy bind -c my_hierarchy a screen -t 'abook' abook bind -c my_hierarchy c screen -t 'calc' calc bind -c my_hierarchy v screen -t 'vim' vim With this setting I only change the key binding "C-a ," in screen and can hide all my application calls behind that. "C-a , a" starts abook "C-a , c" starts calc etc. Is something like this possible in tmux? Markus Braun -- Any errors in spelling, tact or fact are transmission errors
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