Tmux Linux split Screen tool

Just entered the IT industry to do Linux operations, small white one. When the company found that colleagues use the Mac to operate the Linux system interface, you can use the shortcut key split screen, so you find a Linux-related sub-screen tool on the Internet.

The Tmux is a keyboard-driven, terminal split-screen tool that can be used to replace screens under Linux. Of course, if it is used under the MAC, its core functions (such as window, split screen, etc.) can also be replaced by ITerm2, but fortunately Tmux in the UNIX operating system is enough generic, with package management tools (Apt-get, brew, etc.) can be installed, so understand and skillfully use it , it can save a lot of time for the work under the normal terminal.

There is a book about Tmux: tmux:productive mouse-free Development

The installation of the CENTOS7 system is simple to use a bit

installation Tmux

#yum Install Tmux-y

Some management Session the command

Tmux list-session Lists the created Session

Tmux New-session < Session Name > Create a new Session

Tmux Attach-session-t < Session Name > into a Session

Tmux Rename-session-t < Session Name > < New Session Name > Rename a Session

Tmux Choose-session-t < Session Name >

Tmux kill-session-t< Session Name > Delete a Session

Create a new Session

#tmux new-s new_session

Create a new window

Press the ctrl+b and then press C

View the Created window

Press the ctrl+b then W Enter, you can see the created window, you can select the window press ENTER enter, F key effect is similar, F key to enter the window number directly into the

Switch another window directly in one window

Press the ctrl+b and then by the window number 0 , 1 , 2 window number default from 0 Start

Switch to a different window in order

Press the ctrl+b and then press N reach the next window, press P get to the previous window

Divide the window into many panels

Press the ctrl+b and then press "' split the current window horizontally

Press the % will split vertically

Press the cursor key (up or down) to toggle between panels

Disconnected from the session, the session does not kill

Press the ctrl+b and then press D

Leave a window

input Exit or press the ctrl+b and then press &

Tmux Linux split Screen tool