I think that’s a pretty cool mode, especially since it shows windows and their names – really helps on busy servers where I have dozens of tmux windows and sessions. So the difference to previous mode is that you preview just one selected window instead of all the winows in the session. In this new (to me) mode, you can selet any of the window from the list and the preview section in the bottom section of the tmux screen will show you a preview of that window: Just like the last time, Meta + s shows the list of sessions and bottom of the screen shows window previews:īut I’ve learned that there’s another mode of viewing windows and sessions: the one that shows you a full list of windows in a tree-like structure. nf will get you the desired effect: bind-key s choose-tree -ZsĪs you can see from the description, these bindings are for Meta + s and Meta + w key combinations (read here: confirm and change your tmux meta key). tmux is an open-source terminal multiplexer for Unix-like operating systems. This time around I have actually learned how each of the keybindings is called, so adding the following two lines to. Tmux Key Bindings for Windows and Sessions Previews Install the tmux package on your instance by using the package manager, as follows: sudo dnf install -y tmux Start and connect to a tmux session Note: tmux sessions are not preserved between reboots, so they are best suited for persistent remote servers. I’ve discovered windows preview in tmux last month, but this time researched the topic further. In addition to listing all current sessions, it’s possible to list tmux sessions along with windows in each one of them.
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