Day 7 of #100DaysofTmux
yeah, you can split panes in tmux but what if you wanna turn a vsplit into a hsplit or vice versa?
you can press: prefix + space
and cycle between these layouts easy
→ even horizontal
→ even vertical
→ main horizontal
→ main vertical
→ equal
A tall structure with lights is partially obscured by tree branches against a clear blue sky.
A concrete support column is surrounded by trees, with a portion of a bridge visible above, creating a contrast between nature and infrastructure.
Silhouetted trees frame a dusky sky, with a dark corner suggesting a building or structure in a verdant, wooded setting.
A tall black structure bears symbols and text indicating it belongs to the Government of Delhi's Public Works Department.
#ShotOniPhone scenes around delhi on an evening stroll
A message indicates Claude is down temporarily, with a note to check back soon and a button to try again. The background is dark.
claude down again :|
Day 6 of #100DaysOfTmux
Much like window resizing via mouse (seen in Day 4), you can just... click around.
Wanna goto window 1? yeah: <prefix> 1
BUT ALSO
have you tried simply clicking on window 1's tab?
it also works inside ssh and nested sessions too!
A terminal window displays code snippets and notes on Python bindings and library resolution for Ceph binaries and keyring creation.
reading markdown in the terminal is always a pain, I was wondering how nobody has vibe coded a solution to this problem and turns out I didn't have to wonder for long:
github.com/jfernandez/...
Day 5 of #100DaysOfTmux
If you have got a split pane but it's too tiny, you can always resize it (see: Day 4) BUT you can also move it into its own window.
In tmux, the cmd is called: tmux break-pane
the shortcut: <prefix> <exclamation mark> as in <prefix> !
Day 4 of #100DaysOfTmux
Even though tmux is a terminal program, you can resize panes by dragging around like it's a proper window. Make sure you have the following in your config:
set -g mouse on
my config for reference: github.com/kaygdotorg/...
Two characters from a film expressing curiosity; one looks concerned while the other smiles, discussing technical specs for models.
me with a tmux split pane of claude code | codex
Currency conversion shows 1 euro equals 106.19 Indian rupees, highlighting concerns about exchange rate fluctuations.
why does euro have to go down by a rupee the day my salary hits
OpenAI Codex interface displaying model information, directory paths, and a tip about rate limits and model changes.
y'all mofos been hyping up codex, let's see what's it all about
(also I haven't used my chatgpt plus sub at all so....)
Terminal window displays the process of building software packages for a project, showing commands, output, and resource usage statistics.
BONUS: use sessions for projects, windows within sessions for different parts of the project and panes for when you need to reference or do tasks in parallel
A terminal interface displaying multiple sessions, with a focus on dotfiles, session management, and directory listing information.
while moving between sessions in the list, you also get a nice preview of what windows the session currently has.
if you want to navigate all the active sessions, that starts with the prefix too:
→ prefix + s
from there on, you can either move up and down or hit the number displayed on the left directly to open the session or a window within that session
while inside a session, you can create a new one by pressing:
→ prefix + C-c (control + c)
so if your prefix is Control + b, you press:
→ Control + b and then Control + c
A terminal window displays a command for creating a new tmux session, showing a colorful background and active shell settings.
Day 3 of #100DaysOfTmux
today we learn about sessions
a tmux session holds a group of windows which in turn hold a group of panes
it goes like: sessions → windows → panes
sessions are what you create with:
→ tmux new-session -s 1milliondollarsaas
OR
→ tmux new -s 1milliondollarsaas
#AppleLaunch why the gobsmackin hell is apple increasing prices of the base spec macbooks because of the ram shortage when they were already charging a premium? come on, this was your time to shine, apple
did I ignore learning tmux for the 10 years I have used it? yes
am I now really 3 tmuxes deep? 🤐
Technical instructions regarding Ceph version 20.2.0, Docker, and Podman, highlighting free disk space requirements for a build process.
might sound like a shill at this point but I love claude code so much. made me fall in love with the terminal again
#AppleLaunch guys who is really buying the iPhone 17e over the incredible value that the iPhone 17 is?
Terminal window displaying a Bash command for tmux configuration, showcasing commands for toggling pane synchronization and file management.
BONUS: I use this everyday to spin up multiple vms at once using ansible for tasks like build VMs, throwaway VMs or even adding more kubernetes nodes to my clusters.
If you are unsure on how to set the keybinding up, you can ask claude code to set it up for you.
You can sync to save time, de-sync to make edits and sync back again.
Terminal displaying the command `:setw synchronize-panes` with a colorful gradient background.
Day 2 of #100DaysOfTmux
You can synchronise panes to save time spent on typing commands.
Simply do:
Prefix + : → setw synchronize-panes
You can make it easier by assigning a keybinding.
My take?
Prefix + (capital) S cuz it just makes sense and that's also what you see in the video. ⇣
A terminal screen displays tasks related to the apt-ftparchive and reprepro tools, with agents running in the background for research.
claude code expands my hunger for knowledge and lets me fulfill it 10x more while also doing repetitive tasks that aren't worth my time
maple is such a nice font ❤️
bonus: you can also customise the cheatsheet to include the custom keybindings, categories; even make it scrollable and zoomable!
→ tmux cheatsheet ←
if you ever get stuck not knowing how to do something, use the prefix + ? to look at the in-built cheatsheet, press / to search, n to search forward / N backward.
Day 1 of #100DaysOfTmux
instead of using your terminal (iterm2, ghostty, kitty, etc) native shortcuts, learn the tmux ones - they pay off when you run tmux on a remote host.
A code editor displays tmux configuration details with highlighted commands for creating windows and managing panes.
2026 is the year of the terminal 💻
since y'all motherlovers are discovering tmux only now, I am gonna do #100DaysOfTmux similar to @alexi_build's #100DaysOfRaycast
starting with Day 1 ⇣
it’s all you, bud. I’ll be putting in more feature requests from other terminal apps soon :P
