su - root apt update apt install tmux; # install tmux tmux; # start tmux # usage Ctrl+b " = split pane horizontally Ctrl+b % = split pane vertically Ctrl+b o = switch to next pane hold Ctrl+b use arrow keys = resize pane Ctrl+b then PageUp or PageDown = scroll through console output # just as with screen it is possible to detach and reattach to a running session Ctrl + b then d = detach from session [detached (from session 0)] # attach to session (if only 1x tmux session is running) tmux attach # show all tmux sessions (needs to be done as user that started the session) tmux ls 0: 1 windows (created Tue Mar 25 09:43:32 2025) # reattach to that session SUPER NEAT EH? tmux a -t 0 # this is also how to stop auto scrolling if the user wants to copy + paste results
manpage:
links
https://github.com/tmux/tmux/wiki
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tmux
creditz go to Nicholas Marriott https://undeadly.org/cgi?action=article;sid=20090712190402
gnome mate terminal bash how to increase the amount of lines history that can be scrolled?
# in the bash terminal run HISTSIZE=50000 # number of commands stored in memory HISTFILESIZE=100000 # number of commands stored in ~/.bash_history
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