Chapter 3Scripting Customized tmux Environments
You probably run a wide collection of tools and programs as you work on your projects. If you’re working on a full-stack web application, you most likely need to have a command shell, a database console, and another window dedicated to running your automated test suite for your application. If you use a shell-based editor like Vim or Emacs, you’ll have that running, too. That’s a lot of windows to manage and a lot of commands to type to get it all fired up.
Imagine being able to come to your workstation ready to tackle that new feature and being able to bring every one of those programs up, each in its own pane or window, in a single tmux session, using a single command. You can use tmux’s client-server ...
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