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2014-10-05 20:26 GMT-06:00 <meino.cramer@×××.de>: |
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> Hi, |
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> I have two computers: A small embedded system (beaglebone black) |
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> running Gentoo with commandline interface and my PC running Gentoo |
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> with X and using urxvt for commandline actions. |
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> On both TERM is set to |
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> xterm-256color |
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> and both are using zsh as shell. |
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> On the beaglebone black I cannot use tmux because C-b is not |
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> recognized as command prefix. |
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Change it to C-a then, I use that with tmux, this is what I have in my |
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.tmux.conf for that |
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unbind C-b |
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set -g prefix C-a |
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And if you sometimes nest a tmux in another tmux, say you have your |
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local computer tmux open and you ssh into another box in a tmux |
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window, then attach a remote tmux session to that window, you can send |
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the prefix key to the remote tmux using 'C-a a', this means to tmux |
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'send C-a to the program inside this window', this is also useful if |
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for some reason you have another program that uses the combination C-a |
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(or C-b for default configuration). |
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> On the PC I cannot use screen because C-a is not |
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> recognized as command prefix. |
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> I would like to have the choice on both system what terminal |
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> multiplexer to use. |
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I would say you only need tmux, it is superior, but that is personal choice. |
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> What can cause this weird behaviour? How can I fix it? |
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> Thank you very much in advance for any help! |
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> Best regards, |
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> mcc |
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