This post can help you quickly learn how to use tmux in just a few minutes.
Get tmux session ready to start (new session)
# new session
$ tmux new -s {session name}
# or new session without name
$ tmux
# list sessions
$ tmux ls
Split a tmux window into two panes
# <Ctrl+b> + %:split a tmux window into two panes vertically
# <Ctrl+b> + ":split a tmux window into two panes horizontally
# The way to switch to another pane
# <Ctrl + b> + <Arrow keys ← or → >
P.S: If you want to close one of the pane you created,
P.S: If you want to close one of the pane you created,
you just switch on it and exit it by exit command.
For instance: split a tmux window into two panes vertically
Adjust a splitted pane size
You also are able to ajust the splitted pane vertically or horizontally.
# The way to adjust a pane
# <Ctrl + b> + <Ctrl + Arrow keys ↔ or ↕ >
For instance: There are 5 panes in the window and I can adjust the currently focused pane.
Attach tmux session or detach it
# <Ctrl+b> + d:Put current session in the background running (detach)
# attach a background session
$ tmux attach-session -t {session name}
# Or
$ tmux a -t {session name}
Delete tmux session
$ tmux kill-session -t {session name}
$ tmux kill-session -t 0
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