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Why use tmux?? Anonymous 11/09/2024 (Sat) 16:14:12 No. 914
Why should I use tmux over the tiling and tabbing features of my window manager or those already built into many terminals?
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Anonymous 11/09/2024 (Sat) 17:06:23 No. 915
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>>914 You probably won't need it unless all of your graphical programs go missing and you need to use TTY. I use tmux because I don't have the any of the things you talked about
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Anonymous 11/10/2024 (Sun) 05:09:49 No. 921
>>914 Simple: you want to have a service running in the background that's not a daemon For example, transcoding video with ffmpeg might take a very long time. If you end up closing your terminal for whatever reason during that and your session isn't in screen or tmux, it's gone and you have to start from scratch
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Anonymous 11/10/2024 (Sun) 06:37:12 No. 922
>>915 Im not sure what you mean even if you don’t use a window manager most default terminals support this kind of features even on gnome and you aren’t using a minimal terminal unless it’s used with a minimal tiling window manager >>921 Im pretty sure the nohup and disown command can do that without a terminal multiplexer
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Anonymous 11/10/2024 (Sun) 14:38:38 No. 923
>>921 nohup cmd & or cmd & disown (but disown does not redirect the command output by itself)
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Anonymous 11/16/2024 (Sat) 12:51:23 No. 935
>>914 My terminal doesn't support multiplexing so I end up using tmux as a workaround. It also allows me to keep my sessions alive and accessible from elsewhere with ssh.
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Anonymous 12/20/2024 (Fri) 11:43:35 No. 979
do you really need tmux? your shell probably has good enough job control features, at least on linux: ctrl+z stops a foreground job jobs lists all the active processes in that terminal bg restarts a stopped job (in the background) fg brings a process to the foreground, and restarts it if it was stopped you can use the job number (from the jobs list) preceded by '%' with bg, fg, disown, etc. for example fg %2
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Anonymous 12/20/2024 (Fri) 13:31:34 No. 980
you can run tmux as a daemon and things you run won't die together with x which likes to die alot. nohup is bullshit because it saves output right in your ass. with tmux it's just a matter of reconnecting to the session. i use urxvtd though, because i got sick of overbloated gtk/qt interfaces that don't let me fucking press f1 while messing around with my kernel config
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Anonymous 12/20/2024 (Fri) 14:18:11 No. 981
in ~7 years of using linux openrc, x and either dwm or my own wm (no name yet) I have experienced maybe 3 xorg crashes. what do you people do to make xorg crash I guess you could ctrl+alt+f2 and use a different tty for the daemons
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Anonymous 12/20/2024 (Fri) 16:43:05 No. 983
I do nothing at all, the screen just randomly goes blank. It only happens once in a while though
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