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tmux

Tmux is a terminal multiplexer for Unix-like operating systems. It allows multiple terminal sessions to be accessed simultaneously in a single window. It supports both text-based and graphical user interfaces and can be used to create and manage multiple windows, each of which ca...

GNU Screen

GNU Screen is a terminal multiplexer that allows a user to access multiple terminal sessions from a single terminal window. It is a full-screen window manager that allows you to organize multiple terminal sessions into one window. Screen offers features such as split-screen viewi...

byobu

Byobu is an open source, text-based window manager and terminal multiplexer. It is designed to provide users with a complete, powerful, and easy-to-use terminal environment. Byobu runs on top of the GNU Screen and Tmux window managers, allowing users to manage multiple windows an...

dtach

Dtach is a small program that emulates the detach feature of screen. It is used to run a program in an environment that is protected from the controlling terminal and allows the program to continue running after the user has logged out. Dtach is especially useful for running long...

mtm

MTM (Mobile Task Management) is an app (or website) designed to help users manage their tasks, projects and goals. It provides users with a simple and intuitive interface to track and manage tasks, plan and organize projects and set goals. Users can create tasks, assign deadlines...

Wemux

Wemux is an open-source, cross-platform application that allows multiple users to share their screens and collaborate on projects over the internet. It is designed to provide a secure environment for collaborative work, allowing for multiple users to connect and work together in ...

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By jd9000 · Apr 2018

Los atajos de teclado realmente tienen sentido (coughscreencoughtmux): las teclas unix-y convencionales se usan incluso cuando es posible (por ejemplo, para la búsqueda de texto). Todo (incluso cuando se usa junto con dvtm) es agradablemente minimalista: puedes dominarlo en pocos días. El sistema de etiquetas en particular es bueno: tiene cinco 'vistas' (grupos de paneles), y una ventana se puede etiquetar para que aparezca en varias vistas. Es un poco difícil envolver la cabeza al principio, pero es bastante dulce. Una cosa menor: el prefijo de comando predeterminado es ctrl-g, que es raro. Creo que la idea es usar la mano derecha para mantener presionado ctrl y la izquierda para tocar g, pero eso no funciona en virtualbox; es posible que desee hacer un comando de script para cambiar eso, algo como: abduco -c $ 1 dvtm -status -m ^ a (esto también muestra cómo se puede ejecutar un comando arbitrario en el inicio).
Edición: esta revisión también es para dvtm, ya que funcionan muy bien juntos.

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