Once you have attached to a session, you will face a different terminal interface (with the greenbar at the bottom). Attach to an existing session: tmux attach -t tutorial.Create a new session: tmux new -s tutorial.It is the conceptual unit block for you to “attach” / sync to work on your projects. Tmux revolves around sessions, big projects to store your commands and histories. Once you are in tmux, the only thing that will be visibly different is the ever-present green bar at the bottom (see Getting Fancy with Custom Themes section for customization options). To start a new session in tmux, simply type tmux new in your terminal. Just run the following commands # For Ubuntu and Debian sudo apt install tmux # For CentOS and Fedora sudo yum install tmux # For macOS brew install tmux Show me tmux Create a session To install tmux is really straightforward. Tmux is hosted on Github as an open source (that means it is free!). With tmux, All can be done quickly in fault free manners. Notice that without tmux, you need to run the task within one terminal view and lose your progress if you close your terminal. Move to a separate session pane and view new-file.txt.Edit new-file.txt to keep the netstat results.Split my session into multiple panes in tmux.Notice that there are a few operations which I run in one session: Here is the gif to get you excited on what tmux can do for you. You can now connect and jump to simultaneous SSH sessions and keep track of your ML server runs. Multihost: Switch easily between multiple programs in one terminal then detach and reattach them.Persistence: Common layout which you can always use to remember your scripts run even after you accidentally close the terminal.Audit: Manage scripts histories for multiple running projects.Tmux will boost 10X productivity for you because : All within tiles of window panes within a command line (CLI) environment. Tmux is similar to GNU screen to host multiple terminals (in a session) and keep track of current or previous histories of scripts run. I wish there were easy ways to keep track of my runs in multiple data projects Oh no, I lost track of my commands to deploy scripts Oh no, I closed my terminal and lost my progress to run That means you can view multiple terminal views and histories in one session (sourced by author) Problem Statement
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