An iTerm2 fork with focus on minimalism and better defaults (opens in new tab)

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1 pointsmetahost2y ago2 comments

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ggm2y ago

I'm a tolerably heavy user of tmux and I simply couldn't work out how tmux in iterm2 helped me, given the primary goal is persistence on the remote site.

kermatt2y ago

I think it’s for people who want the Tmux experience to be consistent both locally and remotely.

Like you, however, I only use Tmux remotely, and either splits or multiple windows locally.

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2 comments

ggm2y ago

I'm a tolerably heavy user of tmux and I simply couldn't work out how tmux in iterm2 helped me, given the primary goal is persistence on the remote site.

kermatt2y ago

I think it’s for people who want the Tmux experience to be consistent both locally and remotely.

Like you, however, I only use Tmux remotely, and either splits or multiple windows locally.

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