> I have tmux set to start on login and reattach to any existing session. This
> is normally the behavior I want, but sometimes I need to open another window
> (to read a manpage or some such side-by-side with a command prompt) and
> obviously that will connect to the existing session. Is there some way I can
> get tmux to give me a list of existing sessions with the option to create a
> new one instead? I can't seem to figure it out--'tmux choose-session' tells
> me 'must be run interactively.'
OK, as often happens with me, after I wrote this post I figured it out. I just
bound a key ("N") in this case to "new-session". Then I can ^b-s to switch
between sessions. This is what I needed. Answering my own question here for
posterity.
--cro
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