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Linux Mint 20.2 unable to configure tmux with color terminal
I am having a problem configuring tmux to display a color prompt. By default I am using:
Gnome-terminal 3.36.2
tmux 3.0a
This is my ~/.tmux.conf
set -g default-terminal "screen-256color"
set ...
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How to replace program running in graphical terminal with another program?
Lets say I have top or some ncurses program running in a graphical terminal, and from outside this terminal I'd like to execute a command, that would replace top with another program of my choosing.
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Tmux color palette is not the same as the terminal emulator's
I am running the following:
Ubuntu 18.04
Gnome Terminal
Tmux 2.6
Vim 8.0.1453
When running the following snippet,
awk 'BEGIN{
s="/\\/\\/\\/\\/\\"; s=s s s s s s s s;
for (colnum = ...
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Switch gnome-terminal with tmux - but completely
Ubuntu, xorg, i3.
The goal is to have tmux as the default terminal. Easily achieved as the internet is full of great tips like [[ $TERM != "screen" ]] && exec tmux in your .bashrc.
This ...
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"gnome-terminal -e tmux ./" keeps opening terminals forever
I recently asked this question. I won't ever use the first method.
gnome-terminal -e tmux ./ if I put that in .zshrc or .bashrc (both shells, same problem). If I use that, the terminal will keep ...
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Bash script to start tmux and issue commands
I want to use a nautilus script to open a (gnome-) terminal with a tmux session (or start one) at a specific location and then execute some commands in this terminal (e.g. nvim $file).
I've ...
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Automatically kill tmux session
I use tmux, and everytime i open a terminal it create a new session and don't destroy the old one...
I have set the destroy-unattaced to on but at the tmux ls they are still here
Is it possible that ...
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How to prevent the terminal from closing when the program it was started with ends? [duplicate]
If I start a terminal (any terminal, for example urxvt) like urxvt -e sleep 5, then a new terminal is launched but after 5 seconds the terminal closes, because the sleep program has ended. How can I ...
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Running shell commands from inside tmux is causing Gnome terminal to break <prefix> key [duplicate]
I am running tmux inside gnome terminal and have been trying to use a binding to copy the contents of tmux's paste buffer to my Linux X clipboard. A lot of places on the internet recommend this:
bind ...
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How to run multiple programs in one single terminal window?
I would like to write a script that runs multiple programs/commands 'program1', 'program2', 'program3'... in a mosaic of terminal in one single window using gnome-terminal and also using tmux (I mean ...
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Different vim colors and styles in Tmux and Gnome
I am using tmux, and recently found out that the same vim colorshemes inside and outside of tmux have different colors
Left is tmux in gnome-terminal, right is plain gnome-terminal, gnome-terminal ...
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Remapping Caps Lock to ctrl+b [duplicate]
I recently moved to Linux from OSx and in there I had mapped Caps lock to Ctrl+b. This was mostly done because of tmux.
How can I do this in Ubuntu 14?
There is a very comprehensive answer here how ...
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What is the gnome-terminal ANSI escape sequence for "CTRL + arrow/s"?
I am trying to configure my bash ~/.inputrc to these settings
(Note: ←, → mean the left and right arrow keys)
Ctrl + ← - should jump back a word
Ctrl + → - should jump forward a word
Currently I ...
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VIM solarized color scheme looks wrong when using tmux
I am trying to use the solarized color scheme in VIM using gnome terminal (Ubuntu). When I run vim without tmux, it looks great, see below:
If I add the following commands to my .bashrc
# tmux ...
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Why pressing Ctrl-h in xterm + tmux sends "^?"?
xterm:
$ echo $TERM
xterm-256color
$ stty -a
speed 38400 baud; rows 52; columns 91; line = 0;
intr = ^C; quit = ^\; erase = ^H; kill = ^U; eof = ^D; eol = <undef>; eol2 = <undef>;
swtch = ...
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