March 2025
Intermediate to advanced
118 pages
3h 2m
English
It’s possible, and common, to run multiple, simultaneous commands within a tmux session. In fact, it’s one of tmux’s main advantages. You can keep these organized with windows, which are similar to tabs in modern graphical terminal emulators or web browsers.
When you create a new tmux session, the environment sets up an initial window for you. You can create as many as you’d like, and they will persist when you detach and reattach from the session.
To try this out, you’ll create a new session that has two windows. The first window will have your normal shell prompt, and the second window will run the top command.
Create a named session called windows:
| | $ tmux new -s windows -n shell |
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